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Hide public info from county website
Hi everyone, I am an investor in the Williamson county, TX area. As you know, information is publicly searchable on how many properties one owns. I do not have an LLC, so I buy properties in my name. Since I also have a Full time job, I would not like colleagues and acquaintances to be able to see how many properties I own and what is their value. Especially during property tax season, I do get a lot of taunts and questions. I have been able to remove personal information from the county appraisal district website but have not been able to get the tax assessor website to do so. They only do that for law enforcement, judiciary and victims etc. Any advice on how I can hide/mask my personal information? Thank you
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@Yuvaraj Vimawala Double check my info, but I believe that changing the property title into a Revocable Trust should not be an issue. Irrevocable Trust is likely a different story though. I'm currently putting my primary residence into a Revocable Trust, and there should not be any due on sale clause exercised.