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Note on compound interest: 10% per year, every year, for 10 years *is more than double* - it's nearly triple (259%) ex. a $300,000 home increasing in value 10% per year, each year would be valued at $778,123 by year 10. by year 12, that's $941,529 (just over triple) Great content - just moved here and have been looking for exactly this!

What about the bill of rights and constitution? property shall not be taken without just compensation. Constitution sets the statutes and codes in place. Bible, Bill of rights and then Constitution is the law. Taking money from people is for a public purpose therefore just compensation shall be paid. It’s unjust enrichment! They are simulating a process for a financial gain. Real property is a commercial term so it’s unlawful conversion listing my property as real property just so they can put it on the tax roll. It’s not for sale at that. and yes they can tax all real and personal property but what’s not said is that it’s their (state, county, city owned) property that they can tax and real property being used for commercial purposes. That gives it a taxable situs. Look up situs is blacks law dictionary. Texas does not have a ad valorem tax. If I cannot put your property up for collateral then how could they steal property from people that own with no mortgage for not paying a 4k tax. They need to provide a W9 bc they (city, county and STATE OF TEXAS) are in FACT a Corporations with a DUNS Numbers. It’s organized crime masquerading at government. Think about it. They took all they gold and silver but constitution says all debt shall be paid in gold and silver. They created a bill for trillions of dollars and borrow money from banks/China then expect us to pay a tax on it. government. until we the people read and understand what government was set up for then they will continue to do what they do.

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Your video was full of good information! I had no idea of a lot of things that you went over. Best video !

I have my first ever protest appt this month. I felt a bit awkward protesting my taxes since we just purchased our home during spring break. My realtor provided me with comps around our area and a breakdown sheet that I can take for reference and proof. Other than that, I have nothing else. Do you have any tips for a brand new home owner fighting to lower property tax ? My home is on a one street sort of neighborhood, maybe like 10-12homes. Can I provide photos of the street or the homes around us ? One more thing, once we moved in our home I had no idea that the home across ours is a private nursing home. Will that help lower my property tax?

What a beautiful house!!!