We file your Notice of Protest, sit the informal review, and pursue ARB hearing when warranted, with the discretion appropriate to high-value real estate. Our fee is 35% of savings achieved — and zero if we save you nothing. White-glove only.
Luxury condominiums sit in a quieter corner of the appraisal system. The rules are the same, but the leverage points are different. And the per-case investment we make is materially higher.
Every unit is separately appraised. No HOA can protest on your behalf, and no building-wide settlement happens automatically.
Tex. Prop. Code Ch. 82.Comparable units inside your own building are the most defensible evidence available. We use them.
The same CAD appraiser typically handles your entire building. We negotiate at building-scale rather than one unit at a time.
A higher contingency reflects the higher per-case investment in research, comp packets, and appraiser time we make on luxury matters.
When multiple owners in a single tower engage us together, we pursue a coordinated negotiation rather than a sequence of individual protests. Lower friction, better evidence, better terms.
“If ten or more neighbors in your building also engage, we package the building as a single negotiation: one comp packet, one appraiser meeting, one settlement.”Volume terms above ten units in a single building
Our engagement is administrative: protest filing, evidence preparation, informal review, and ARB hearing where warranted. District-court appeals under Tex. Tax Code § 42 are referred to independent counsel.
We file your Notice of Protest before the May 15 statutory deadline, on both available grounds.
Tex. Tax Code § 41.44.We prepare an evidence packet built around in-building comparable units and recent arm's-length sales.
A senior consultant attends the informal review with the CAD appraiser on your behalf. You are not asked to appear.
If the informal review does not resolve, we attend the Appraisal Review Board hearing and present your case.
We are signing customers now for the 2027 protest season. Enter your address, complete a brief intake, and sign your engagement letter, all in under five minutes. No payment is collected until we have secured a reduction.
The client relationship and engagement begin when the engagement letter is signed.
NOT LEGAL ADVICE. TaxFight operates as a Registered Property Tax Consultancy under Tex. Occ. Code Ch. 1152. Our services are limited to administrative protests before County Appraisal Review Boards under Tex. Tax Code Ch. 41. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. District-court appeals under Tex. Tax Code § 42 require a licensed Texas attorney; we can refer you to qualified counsel, but any such engagement is between you and the attorney directly.
Engagement terms (including contingency rate and building-volume adjustments) are individually negotiated and reflected in a written engagement letter. Outcomes vary by property, county, and tax year, and no specific result is promised.
We are signing customers now for the 2027 protest season. A client relationship and engagement are created only when you complete the post-signup intake and sign the engagement letter.