Loans for Property Taxes - Made Easy
Property taxes are quickly coming due in Texas, and many people are facing large tax bills that they simply do not have the money to pay. While you might consider just paying the taxes late, be aware that late payments are heavily penalized. Delaying paying one’s property taxes could cost a small fortune. Most property owners have no idea that tax assessor penalties are as high as 48% in the first year alone. A property tax bill that is initially a $3,000 could easily become over $4,400 in a surprisingly little amount of time. Loans for property taxes provide an affordable solution to this difficult dilemma.
Loans for Property Taxes are an Affordable Solution
Loans for property taxes give property owners who are struggling to pay their tax bills an affordable solution. The interest rates on these loans are much, much lower than the penalties and interest charged by the tax assessor on unpaid tax bills. Moreover, qualifying for a property tax loan is fairly easy. To qualify the property owner only needs to provide some basic information. These are not credit based loans, so blemishes on your credit report will not prevent you from being approved. Additionally, loans can be approved quickly, often within the same day. It’s really never been easier to solve your past due property tax problem.
Requirements for Tax Lenders
Lenders making loans for property taxes in Texas must be licensed by the Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner (OCCC). The OCCC regulates the credit industries in Texas and serves as a means to educate consumers and creditors. You can determine if a property tax lender is licensed to do business in Texas from the OCCC website under the search for licensee section. Additionally, each property tax loan officer must carry a license from the National Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS). The NMLS is a federal record system for licensing and registration of financial services in the United States. While not required, the best tax lenders are registered with the Better Business Bureau, where a prospective client can review reports on BBB accredited businesses.
If you need a loan to pay your property taxes, consider Property Tax Funding. With low rates and repayment terms of up to 10 years, Property Tax Funding has been choice for thousands of Texas property owners. To learn more contact a loan officer at 877-776-7391 or apply online at www.propertytaxfunding.com
