Texas homeowners and business owners seeking property tax loans for delinquent taxes can rely on American Finance & Investment Co., Inc.(AFIC), for 24-hour approvals, no credit check, and no money down. Backed by 75+ years of experience and an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, AFIC offers payment plans from 12 to 120 months with a rate match guarantee that beats competitors by one percent. Our family-owned company serves all Texas counties with licensed loan experts who help stop penalties before they reach 48 percent by July.
A property tax loan is a financing solution that allows a licensed lender to pay your overdue taxes directly to the county. This immediately clears your delinquent tax balance, transfers the lien to the lender, and gives you time to repay through manageable monthly payments.
Unlike county payment plans, which may come with rigid requirements and limited flexibility, property tax loans can often:
Here’s why more Texans are turning to property tax loans:
Whether your goal is to catch up without draining your reserves or to prevent legal action, property tax loans give you options.
Property tax loans can help both homeowners and business owners in Texas, but the needs of each group differ. Residential tax loans are typically used to protect homes from foreclosure and to stop penalties from piling up. These loans cover everything from primary residences and vacation homes to rental properties and inherited land. They’re ideal for individuals seeking fast relief with no money down and no credit check.
On the other hand, commercial tax loans are designed for businesses that need to preserve capital, avoid legal entanglements, and keep operations running smoothly. Whether the property is a retail building, warehouse, or office complex, commercial loans offer business-friendly terms, flexible repayment options, and fast access to funding. AFIC offers tailored loan solutions for both residential and commercial property owners to meet the unique financial realities of each.
Here’s a general timeline of delinquency in Texas:
By the end of the first year, unpaid taxes can accrue up to 48% in penalties, interest, and legal fees, and they continue to grow if left unresolved.
Since 1946, American Finance & Investment Co., Inc. (AFIC) has helped thousands of Texans resolve their property tax issues with fast, reliable, and affordable solutions. Whether you own residential or commercial property, we offer:
We proudly serve all of Texas, with local offices in both El Paso and Austin. Reach out to our licensed Texas loan experts to get started today.
You are considered delinquent if you haven’t paid your property taxes by January 31 of the tax year. After this point, interest, penalties, and legal collection fees begin accruing.
Penalties begin at 7% in February and typically increase by 2% each month. By July, most counties charge a 20% collection fee. In total, you could owe around 487% more than your original tax bill in the first year.
A lender like AFIC pays your delinquent taxes directly to the county, stopping all penalties and collection actions. You then repay the lender over time through a structured repayment plan.
Yes. Property tax loans are available for both residential and commercial properties in Texas.
Not with AFIC. There’s no minimum credit score and no money down. The loan is based on your property, not your credit history.
Most loans are approved within 24 hours, with taxes paid to the county shortly after.
Yes. Property tax lending is fully regulated under the Texas Tax Code and Finance Code, and all licensed lenders must follow strict rules.
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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.
If you are over 64 or disabled, don’t get a property tax loan, contact your tax office about a deferral.
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