About AFIC Property Tax Lenders

AFIC was founded on July 15, 1946 by a diverse group of 14 El Paso businessmen to serve the financial needs of El Paso and the surrounding area. Since that time, AFIC and its subsidiaries have helped thousands of individuals and companies with their financing needs, growing into a onetime international institution with multiple active subsidiaries. Today, AFIC is one of the top property tax lenders in the state of Texas. With AFIC’s executive level management involved in the day to day business, AFIC is the most dynamic and flexible property tax lender in the industry. AFIC stands apart as a property tax lender with its complaint free, 65+ year Better Business Bureau track record, and its equity funding, making it not reliant upon 3rd party banks or other lending institutions.

AFIC’s management team was led by Chairman of the Board Jack Eisenberg, until his passing in 2021, and continues with Son Cliff Eisenberg, and Grandson Ernest Eisenberg. The Eisenbergs have over 100 years of combined experience both at AFIC and in the financial industry, dedicating their careers to the growth and success of AFIC. They have taken great pride in volunteering both time and resources to the greater Texas community, by serving in a leadership capacity in numerous philanthropic and local religious institutions. Honoring both AFIC’s success and community involvement, The University of Texas at El Paso awarded AFIC the prestigious Family Business of the Year award in 1999.

AFIC and its subsidiaries are proud to support and give back to the El Paso and greater Texas community from which it grew, by supporting a number of local and Texas state institutions such as The University of Texas at El Paso, The El Paso Holocaust Museum, United Way of El Paso, The Sun Bowl Association, El Paso Chamber of Commerce, El Paso Zoo, Ronald McDonald House, El Paso Central Business Association, and The University of Texas at Austin. AFIC is privileged to have established the Jack Eisenberg/Coca Cola Endowed Scholarship Fund at The University of Texas at El Paso, as well as the Interstate Capital Scholarship at The University of Texas at Austin – McCombs School of Business. Both of which provide students the opportunity to further their business educations.

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