Johnson & Starr

08/31/2026

🐂 Lariat is back to bust another property tax myth!

MYTH: You can safely wait a generous amount of time to deal with unpaid property taxes in Texas.

FACT: There’s no guaranteed length of time you can remain delinquent before collection or foreclosure action may begin.

If you’re behind on your property taxes, waiting can allow penalties and interest to continue adding up. Understanding your options sooner can help you find the right path forward.

Lariat’s advice? Don’t wait for the problem to get bigger.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hla5WI

08/27/2026

🏠 Need to look up your Texas property tax records? You can usually do it online in just a few steps.

Most Texas counties allow property owners to search online using a:

📍 Property address
👤 Owner’s name
🔢 Property account or parcel number

Depending on your county, you may be able to view your current tax bill, payment history, assessed value, outstanding taxes, and delinquent balances all in one place.

Knowing where you stand is especially important if you think you may have unpaid property taxes.

If you discover delinquent property taxes, Johnson & Starr can help you understand your options.

Read the full guide//bit.ly/4cOK2nw

08/21/2026

Trying to figure out exactly how long you can put off unpaid property taxes? The answer isn’t as simple as you might think. 🤔

In Texas, there’s no guaranteed length of time you can go. And while you wait, penalties, interest, and other costs can continue to add up.

Instead of trying to calculate how much time you have left, take the time to understand your options. Johnson & Starr can help you find a path forward.

08/19/2026

Sometimes it’s better to know. 😅

Texas property tax records are generally available online, and checking yours can help you see your current bill, payment history, assessed value, and whether you have any delinquent taxes owed.

Not sure where to start? Our latest blog explains how to find your property tax records using your address, owner name, or property account number.

Learn how to look up your Texas property taxes: https://bit.ly/4cOK2nw

And if that search shows you have delinquent taxes, Johnson & Starr is here to help.

08/06/2026

🏡 Turns out, a property tax lien doesn't automatically mean you can't sell your home.

The key is understanding what needs to happen before closing and exploring the options available to help keep your sale on track.

Every situation is different, but knowing your options is the first step.

Contact us today to discuss your options: https://bit.ly/4vBdQuE

08/03/2026

🤠 Lariat the Longhorn is here with a Texas homeowner tip!

Can you sell a house with a property tax lien?

The short answer is yes, but there are important steps you'll need to take before closing.

Here's what Lariat wants you to know:
1. A property tax lien can delay your closing
2. It may reduce your sale proceeds
3. It can create issues during the title process
4. Penalties and interest continue to grow until it's resolved

The good news? You have options. Whether you pay the balance before closing, use the proceeds from your home sale, or explore a property tax loan, addressing the lien early can help keep your sale on track.

Saddle up and learn more in our latest blog: https://bit.ly/44tuAJc

07/31/2026

📈 Did you know?

When property taxes go unpaid, penalties and interest continue to accrue over time, which can make resolving the debt more expensive the longer you wait.

Understanding your options early may help you avoid unnecessary costs and give you more flexibility moving forward.

Contact us today to discuss your options: https://bit.ly/4vBdQuE

07/30/2026

Lariat's Property Tax Update! 🤠

Lariat the Longhorn is back with an important reminder for Texas property owners: if your property taxes are still delinquent, waiting could mean higher penalties, interest, and fees.

Don't let a tax problem grow into a bigger financial headache. Watch Lariat's latest update to learn why acting sooner can make all the difference.

07/29/2026

Some conversations just don't go anywhere. 😂

The longer property taxes go unpaid, the more penalties and interest can add up. Understanding your options early can help you make informed decisions and avoid additional complications.

Learn More: https://bit.ly/4yra4GN

07/27/2026

🚨 Facing property tax foreclosure? Don't assume you've run out of options.

Many Texas homeowners believe foreclosure is inevitable once they fall behind on property taxes, but that's not always the case.

The sooner you act, the more options you may have to:
- Protect your home
- Limit additional penalties and fees
- Explore solutions before foreclosure moves forward

Our latest blog explains how the property tax foreclosure process works and what steps you can take if you're behind on your taxes.

Learn more today: https://bit.ly/4wablRa

Falling behind on your property taxes can be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to mean you'll lose your home. Whether you're behind on payments, have received