PointBridge – Your Property Tax Payment Solution in Texas!

Helping our tax assessors collect critical funds

by providing affordable installment options for property owners.

TAX OFFICES MAY OFFER DELINQUENT TAX INSTALLMENT PLANS THAT MAY BE LESS COSTLY. PROPERTY OWNERS CAN REQUEST INFORMATION ABOUT THE AVAILABILITY OF THESE PLANS FROM THE TAX OFFICE.

HOW IT WORKS

Installment Agreement

Step 1: Property owner agrees to an affordable monthly installment plan that fits your and your family or business's budget...and without any required upfront fees or money--nada, zilch, zero, cero, nil, scratch >>

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Taxes are Paid

Step 2: PointBridge will pay your county tax assessor all the taxes owed. Every. Cent. Including penalties, legal and lawsuit fees. The county in turn uses these proceeds to fund schools, streets, roads, police, fire protection and many other services >>

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Make Your Affordable Monthly Payments

Step 3: Make your monthly affordable principal and interest payments by mail, online or by phone--just as you do with all your other bills. No hassles, quick, easy, and within your budget.

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YOUR TAX OFFICE MAY OFFER DELINQUENT TAX INSTALLMENT PLANS THAT MAY BE LESS COSTLY TO YOU. YOU CAN REQUEST INFORMATION ABOUT THE AVAILABILITY OF THESE PLANS FROM THE TAX OFFICE

ABOUT

Each year our invaluable police and fire departments, and school districts--just to name a few--heavily rely on the property taxes its citizens pay.

At the beginning of each tax year, a tax lien is placed on taxable property by the local taxing authorities. It is removed when the property taxes are paid.

The great state of Texas permits specially licensed third party companies to arrange installment agreements directly with property owners to facilitate the paying of these taxes.

>> ABOUT POINTBRIDGE

2008

Year Established

533

Installment Agrements

$4M+

Taxes

Paid

0

Property Foreclosures

ELIGIBILITY

Keeping it simple.

Life and business are hard enough. That's one of the main reasons PointBridge uses only two main eligibility requirements (yep, only two):

Property owner must be between 18 - 65 years old

Applicable only if the property is deemed a homestead. This age requirement applies to all property owners, if more than one. For example, if a property is owned by a married couple both would need to be under 65 years old.

Taxes owed should be less than 35% of property value

To compute, take the estimated amount of taxes owed (including penalties and legal fees) and divide by the appraisal district's assessed property value. In other words; taxes owed divided by appraised value = answer.

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Eligibility Request

Additional underwriting considerations include; property condition, markets approved with at least 50K population, less than $1MM in taxes owed, signatory must be the actual property owners, or legal guardian of estate, property value must typically be assessed for at least $50K. Special purpose commercial and land on a case-by-case basis. No mobile homes permitted. Subject to change without notice.