Jason Keller has extensive experience in real estate valuation and property tax assessment. Mr. Keller is the Director of Property Tax Services within the Private Lending Group at Resolution Finance.
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What is a Texas property tax loan?
- A property tax loan is a loan made to a property owner to pay the taxes on their real property. The loan is secured by a lien against the property that the taxing unit transfers to the lender.
- The loan pays a property owner's complete property tax liability, including any penalties, interest, and fees.
- The loan is funded by a third party lender, which is referred to as the Tax Lien Transferee. The transfer does not create a new lien, but merely transfers the taxing unit's lien to the Transferee.
What are the advantages for the Property Owner?
- Helps property owners protect their valuable real estate.
- Immediately stops the collection process by the taxing entity and eliminates any further penalties and delinquency fees.
- The tax loan provides flexible payment terms and repayment schedules designed to meet the borrower's needs.
- Allows commercial property owners to invest their capital into their business instead of making a lump sum property tax payment.
- Creates time to overcome the financial problems that caused nonpayment of their property taxes.
What are the advantages for the Taxing Unit?
- Allows for the taxing unit to collect revenue immediately.
- Reduces the burden and expense of collection and foreclosure.
- Improves overall collection rates, which decreases the burden on those taxpayers that do pay their taxes on time.
What are the advantages for the mortgage company?
- Avoids creating an escrow account for the property owner.
- Avoids the expense of modifying or restructuring an existing loan.
- Eliminates the possible foreclosure by the taxing entity.
How do I learn more about Property Tax Loans in Texas?
- You can also learn more about Texas property tax loans by contacting Property Tax Funding at http://www.propertytaxfunding.com/ or calling a loan officer at 877-776-7391.
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