Are you eligible for a Property Tax Loan?
In most cases property owners who meet the follow criteria can receive a loan:
- Property must have a minimum tax assessed value of $65,000.
- Taxes due must be at least $2,500.
- Borrower can not be involved in a open bankruptcy. (Closed/Dismissed Bankruptcy ok)
- If property is a primary residence, the loan term cannot exceed the borrowers 65th birthday.
- Property must be located in the state of Texas.
- Business Personal Property & Mobile Homes are not eligible.
If you meet these criteria, you are most likely eligible for a Property Tax Loan with Reliance. Loan approvals can be obtained in just 5 minutes by calling 214-530-9814 or completing the convenient online application.
We understand that every circumstance is unique, which is why we are committed to helping you pay your delinquent real estate taxes with a personalized and professionally delivered property tax loan solution. A tax loan from Reliance can be approved in a matter of minutes and are all customized to meet the needs of your specific situation.
Throughout the State of Texas, our residential loan solutions are designed to help property owners by providing a financially sound solution for their delinquent property taxes.
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Residential Property Delinquent Tax Loan Terms
- Loan amounts ranging from $3,500–$500,000
- Residential Loan Repayment Terms are available from 3–10 years
- No prepayment penalties
- Interest Only Loans are available for commercial and select residential properties
- Rates are fixed for the term of loan
- There is no application fee for residential properties
- Our current rates and closing costs are the most competitive in Texas and are backed by our Lowest Rate Guarantee
Information Required for the Application of Your Residential Property Tax Loan
- Property address
- Names and addresses of all property owners
- Social security number
- Date of Birth
- Copy of most recent mortgage statement (if applicable)
- Insurance company information
- Properties that are titled in corporations, LLCs or partnerships will require articles of incorporation, partnership agreement or equivalent.