Resolute Property Tax Solutions

09/24/2026

Your property tax bill is on its way, and it's already too late to fight it.

Property tax bills go out across Texas starting next week, and for a lot of homeowners it's the biggest check they'll write all year after the mortgage.

Here's what most people don't know: every Texas homeowner has the right to protest their home's value, every year. Most never do.

You can't change this year's number. But you can take control of next year's.

Here's how:
1. You sign up for free online.
2. We build your evidence with real comparable sales.
3. We protest for you in 2027, and you don't lift a finger.

Saving Texas homeowners money since 2010.

Sign up in minutes at resolutepts.com. You only pay if we save you money.

09/18/2026

It's official: property tax rates are going up.

Yesterday, Harris County passed the largest property tax increase in its history. For the average homeowner, that's about $193 more per year. San Antonio approved its first rate increase in 34 years, roughly $49 more per year on the average home. Earlier this month, Fort Worth and Austin raised their city rates too.

Those votes are final.

But the rate is only half of your bill. The other half is what the county says your home is worth, and that number you can fight.

You can't control how the county votes. You can control what your home is valued at by appealing your property taxes. Bring the value down and the bill comes down with it, no matter what the rate does.

Sign up in minutes at resolutepts.com. You only pay if we save you money.

09/17/2026

Most homeowners never notice what happens to their property taxes in September, and it's costing them.

Right now your city, county, and school district are each voting on their property tax rate, the number that gets multiplied against your home's appraised value to produce your bill. This month alone: Fort Worth raised its rate, Tarrant County trimmed its for the fourth straight year, Austin went up, and Bexar County held flat.

You don't get a vote on those rates. The other half of the equation is yours. Every Texas homeowner has the right to protest their appraised value, and every dollar you take off it gets multiplied by every one of those rates.

Your appraisal district valued your whole neighborhood with one model, spread like peanut butter. Nobody knows your property better than you. That's the number worth fighting.

What county are you in? Tell us in the comments.

07/03/2026

Happy 4th of July!

06/29/2026

Planning a renovation? Read this first.

Redfin asked the experts which home upgrades actually hold their value over time.

Our own Alex Cothran weighed in with the part most homeowners miss: a renovation can raise your assessed value, and your tax bill, by more than it adds to your resale price.

Worth knowing before you start the next project. Read the full piece 👇
https://www.redfin.com/blog/home-features-that-hold-value/

06/16/2026

Great review from Sorelly G.... "I have been working with Resolute Property Tax Solutions for some years now and have seen some great results with them. They provide amazing service and excellent communication."

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05/12/2026

⚠️ 3 days.

The May 15th property tax protest deadline is almost here and once it passes there is no extension, no exception, and no second chance until next year.

Sign up free with Resolute. You only pay if we lower your taxes.

05/12/2026

🚨 May 15th is 4 days away.

After that, your property tax bill is set for another full year with no way to fight it.

Resolute makes signing up free and simple. You only pay if we lower your taxes.

05/08/2026

99%* success rate in Tarrant County. That means your Tarrant County property tax bill is almost certainly higher than it needs to be.

We can help you protest and save money.

*Percent of Resolute’s Tarrant County customers who received a reduction on at least one protest in 2025 as of 12/31/2025. Results vary.

05/07/2026

Don't accept high property taxes. It's your right to protest. Sign up free to protest and only pay if we lower your taxes.