
Lower Your Property Taxes
No upfront cost — pay only when we save.
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It only takes a few minutes to get started. No upfront costs — only pay if we reduce your property taxes.
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We'll pull your property details from Bexar County Appraisal District instantly.
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Tell us a few details about your property. It takes less than 3 minutes and there's zero commitment.
We handle the rest
Our licensed experts protest your taxes on your behalf. You only pay when we successfully lower your value.
Meet Your Property Tax Experts
Our team combines real estate expertise with local market knowledge to help San Antonio homeowners save money. Both of our team members are licensed Texas real estate agents and certified property tax consultants.

Gabriel Esparza
Licensed Texas Real Estate Agent & Property Tax Consultant
Gabriel has nearly a decade of experience helping San Antonio investors and homeowners manage valuations and reduce property taxes across Bexar County.

Clayton Oakley
Licensed Texas Real Estate Agent & Property Tax Consultant
Licensed Texas real estate agent with over 10 years of valuation and market research experience. Specializes in San Antonio property data and land valuation for homeowners and investors alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do you charge?▼
We charge a simple 40% contingency fee — you only pay if we reduce your property taxes.
How do you lower my taxes?▼
We use verified comparable sales and zoning data to challenge BCAD's inflated valuations.
Can you help with land or commercial properties?▼
Yes. We handle residential, land, and commercial property tax protests across Bexar County.
Is there any risk to signing up?▼
None. Your assessed value cannot increase due to a protest — it's 100% risk-free.
When is the deadline to protest?▼
In Texas, the protest deadline is May 15 or 30 days after receiving your notice — whichever is later.
Do you file the protest for me?▼
Yes. We handle all documentation, evidence, and hearings on your behalf.
