Commercial

Commercial property tax protest in Texas

Office, industrial, retail, and multifamily. We rebuild the income approach from your property's real economics and challenge the district's number line by line.

The underwriting file

We don't argue feelings. We reconstruct the pro-forma.

A mass-appraisal model can't see your rent roll, your vacancy, or your expense load — so it guesses. We rebuild the income approach from market evidence, test the district's implied cap rate against actual transactions, and put the arithmetic in front of the panel. When the math is on the table, the conversation changes.

In parallel, we run the unequal-appraisal analysis: a properly segmented peer set, the median appraised value, and a statutory entitlement to it — even when your value is arguably "fair."

Bring us the file

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Income Approach — ReconstructionIndustrial/Flex · 71,400 SF
Market rent (NNN)$9.40 / SF
Stabilized vacancy & collection loss6.5%
Non-recoverable expenses$1.16 / SF
Reconstructed NOI$537,200
Market capitalization rate7.25%
District's implied cap rate6.00%
Indicated value$7,410,000
Noticed value$8,940,000
Over-assessment identified−$1,530,000
Illustrative reconstruction. Every engagement is underwritten from the property's actual economics.
Core practice

Built for owners who expect their advisors to do the math.

Appraisal districts value hundreds of thousands of parcels with mass-appraisal models — and those models miss the most on income-producing commercial property, where our institutional valuation background does its best work.

Homeowners get the same standard: a hand-built case grounded in the district's own data, plus a free exemption check. One team, one bar, no bulk filings — whatever you own.

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Office · Industrial · Retail · Multifamily · Land  |  Homes · Rentals · Second homes

A.

Income approach, done properly

For commercial: NOI reconstruction, market rents, vacancy and expense benchmarking, and cap-rate evidence the district's model can't answer.

B.

Comparable sales, controlled

Comps matched on size, age, and condition that survive scrutiny — the most persuasive argument in most residential hearings.

C.

Unequal appraisal

Texas law entitles you to the median appraised value of comparable properties — even when your value is "fair." We build the peer set that proves it.

D.

Exemptions & portfolio handling

Homeowners: we confirm every exemption you're owed. Multi-property owners: one point of contact, a coordinated filing calendar, consolidated reporting at certification.

Commercial engagement

Let's talk before tax season, not during it.

The strongest commercial cases are built months ahead — rent rolls assembled, operating statements reconciled, peer sets drawn before the district even mails a notice. Tell us about the property or the portfolio and we'll open the conversation.

01A single point of contact for every property you own, across every county.
02A coordinated filing calendar so no deadline is ever a scramble.
03Consolidated reporting at certification — total assessed reduction, total tax saved, by asset.
25%

Of savings. Only if you save. That's the whole fee schedule.

No retainers, no upfront costs, no per-filing charges, no surprises. If we don't reduce your value, you owe us nothing — which means we only take cases we intend to win, and we work every one like it.

No win, no fee No upfront cost Cancel anytime in writing Portfolio terms available Free exemption check