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Aaron Gordy
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Texas Property Taxes too High? I think that we are getting relief

Aaron Gordy
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Austin, TX
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I am not sure what you all think about this but I think its very interesting. It seems that the property tax problem is about to change without the so-called "nuclear option" that Lt. Dan Patrick was floating.  I am paying attention to this very closely as that will affect my pocket book directly. Thoughts? I think that it will have a major effect upon Austin Texas. Rooting for it. Contact your congress member.https://www.texastribune.org/2019/04/15/texas-senate-passes-property-tax-bill-dan-patrick/

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Kevin S.
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Kevin S.
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@Chris Mason Pretty sure they don't have income tax in TX (yet), which is why property taxes are so high

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