Attention new Houston, Texas homeowners - now is the time to file your homestead exemption form!
If you don’t already know, Texas is a "homestead" state. This allows homeowners who have acquired Houston, TX real estate to file a homestead exemption with the county they reside in. As a result, the homeowner receives a significant reduction in their annual property taxes from the county government and the appropriate school district. This can save the homeowner a bunch of money over the years, but you must file this form by April 30th! It may seem like a while away, but Don Puryear recommends you do it now!
If you live in Harris County, you can use their handy form that you can type on here. Just look on the left hand menu bar and click on the word “fillable.” If you would prefer to write in the information at your leisure, you can download it here.
If you have any more questions pertaining to this form or real estate needs in general, don't hesitate to contact The Puryear Team - we'll be happy to help.
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If you don’t already know, Texas is a "homestead" state. This allows homeowners who have acquired Houston, TX real estate to file a homestead exemption with the county they reside in. As a result, the homeowner receives a significant reduction in their annual property taxes from the county government and the appropriate school district. This can save the homeowner a bunch of money over the years, but you must file this form by April 30th! It may seem like a while away, but Don Puryear recommends you do it now!
