Reliance Tax Loans Blog

  In most Texas counties, property taxes are due October and delinquent on January 31st. Failure to pay your taxes on time can result in significant penalties and interest. Taxes that are not paid on time are subject to a 7% penalty on February 1st and then a 2% per... Read More

If you live in the state of Texas and  you are behind on your  property taxes, it may make sense for you to consider a property tax loan. As with all major decisions,  it makes sense to shop around and make sure you are getting the best rate and are... Read More

Texas has lots of companies moving to it. Recently there have been announcements about Toyota moving a major corporate facility to the North Dallas area from California. Over 3,000 high paying jobs will be moving to the Plano area in the next 12 – 24 months as Toyota makes the... Read More

Living in Texas has many wonderful benefits. We have great weather… not too many hurricanes or tornadoes… and beautiful scenery. If you have never been to the Big Bend country you owe it to yourself to check it out… it is like a scene out of a John Wayne movie.

The answer is… for pretty much the same reason that they keep using other services… because they get results and great service. Every business is in business to solve problems. If the business is good at that they eventually get a reputation that others hear about. At Reliance Tax Loans... Read More

There are many reasons that people are unable to pay their taxes when due. Common reasons include the loss of a job, personal bankruptcy, health care costs related to a major illness of a family member, accidents that cause loss of income and high medical costs, and any other thing... Read More

A property tax loan can be very helpful when one of the many reasons that people are unable to pay their taxes when due arises. Common reasons include loss of a job, bankruptcy, health care costs, accidents, and any other thing that creates an unexpected shortage of cash flow. When... Read More

Owning property is a goal most American have. Being Free-and-Clear on your mortgage is another goal. In fact, you cannot really say that you own the property until it the mortgage note is paid.