@Tyler FlaggI protest most of my portfolio every year as well.

That would blow away any protest that she didn't receive the email. 

Most people already pay bills online so I've never really had anyone protest.

And also, the taxes seem a bit high for a property that's only worth $20k (could you get them lowered by protesting them with the county?)

I would not be shocked if they pulled that arrow back out of their quiver to stimulate new business back to the downtown core that is a freaking ghost town now with homeless camping everywhere and Antifa breaking windows and peaceful protesting literally every night since the George Floyd riots started 

For taxes, every year you should be getting a mailout of your assessed value for the year with a form that you can fill out to protest that opinion. 

It may scare some away but for most people they'll understand it's probably not "normal" and they'll just take extra precautions to protect themselves.Ya just come to downtown Portland and check out the peaceful protests and all those nice peaceful super spreader protesters what a dumpster fire that is/was..  

The county that your property resides in will likely have a window for you to appeal or protest the new assessment.

I protested last year but was not successful in getting a reduction.

I do know that most TX counties follow a deadline of protest May 15 or 30 days after notice is issued, whichever is later.