El Paso property owners seeking property tax loans can turn to American Finance & Investment Co., Inc. (AFIC) for 24-hour approvals, no credit check, and flexible repayment plans ranging from 12 to 120 months. Recognized by the University of Texas at El Paso with the “Family Business of the Year” award, AFIC is a fourth-generation family business with over 75 years of service since 1946, an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, and more than 100 years of combined family expertise.
AFIC pays your county directly to stop penalties and interest from accumulating, requires no money down, and guarantees to match any competitor’s rate and beat it by one percent. Whether you’re a homeowner facing delinquent taxes or a commercial property owner protecting your investment, AFIC’s fully online process is designed to resolve your El Paso property tax obligations quickly and keep foreclosure off the table.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by a property tax bill in Texas, don’t panic! AFIC has your back.
A property tax loan from American Finance & Investment Co., Inc. covers everything you owe: delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, and even court costs. We’ll help you get current with the county so you can avoid steep fees and the threat of foreclosure.
If you don’t have perfect credit, that’s okay. Most applicants are approved, and we’ll create a custom repayment plan that works for your budget and timeline.
We’ve helped thousands of El Paso property owners over the years and bring over 100 years of combined family experience to the table. Our roots run deep—so much so that The University of Texas at El Paso honored us with the “Family Business of the Year” award for our commitment to the local community.
Whether you’re catching up or trying to avoid falling behind, AFIC is here to help you move forward without the stress.
If you need more information about property taxes and other tax and residency information for El Paso, have a look at some of the following resources:
This City of El Paso government site connects residents, homeowners, and visitors to important information and resources they may need, including pertinent tax information.
The El Paso Central Appraisal District website gives residents access to resources they may need for property valuation, disaster appraisals, exemptions, and other solutions within their specific area. Their office is located at 5801 Trowbridge Dr., El Paso, TX 79925. Telephone: (915) 780-2000. You can also contact the office by email at [email protected].
The El Paso County Clerk’s office helps residents find information on costs and fees, government agencies, records and documents, and forms that may be necessary to learn more about property taxes. Their office is located at 500 E. San Antonio, Suite 105, El Paso, TX 79901. You can also contact the office by email at [email protected].
The El Paso County website provides you with information about the county’s Tax Assessor-Collector, as well as information about tax rates and other tax-related resources. Their office is located at 301 Manny Martinez Dr., 1st floor, El Paso, TX 79905. Phone: (915) 771-2300. You can also contact the office by email at [email protected].
Paying your El Paso property taxes doesn’t have to be complicated. Through the El Paso County Tax Office, you can complete a property tax search using your account number, real estate address, or ownership details. This public service gives you access to your current statement, balance due, and any exempt status that may apply to your property.
To begin, visit the tax office’s home page, where you’ll find information on paying property taxes, accepted forms of payment, and how to submit documents through a secure drop box for added convenience. The office also offers details about business personal property accounts and tax obligations related to local legislation and revenue rules.
If the amount due is more than you expected, or you’re unable to pay by the deadline, AFIC offers a new solution for residential and commercial property owners. Our flexible tax loans help you cover delinquent balances without upfront costs or penalties, so you can protect your property and regain control.
To ensure certain protected classes can stay in their homes, the State of Texas has a law allowing for property tax deferrals. Pursuant to section 33.06 of the Texas Property Tax Code, people over 65, disabled individuals, and certain veterans or spouses of deceased veterans are entitled to deferred collection of property taxes until the homeowner passes away or relocates from the property. If you meet these guidelines, apply for a deferral to the El Paso Central Appraisal District using the appropriate form on this page. Don’t get a property tax loan.
If you’re looking for local legal aid, the Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid website can help you find legal assistance pertaining to property taxes.
If you’re facing high property tax bills in El Paso or anywhere in Texas, AFIC offers fast and flexible property tax loan solutions. Our experienced team helps residential and commercial property owners avoid costly penalties, stop foreclosure, and regain financial control with manageable payment plans tailored to your needs.
AFIC can provide you with an instant quote by completing the form on our homepage. For qualifying properties, we can help you pay off your delinquent taxes and offer you the following benefits:
We pride ourselves on finding solutions to suit the unique needs of our clients. If you would like to discuss our Houston property tax loans, please contact our experienced team at AFIC today.
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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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