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Wharton CAD has over-taxed 711 Price Dr by 6%

Wharton County Appraisal District appears to have over-taxed this property by 6%! The house at 711 Price Dr, Wharton, Texas, 77488 sold for $85,900 in March 2019. Wharton County Appraisal District valued this property at $91,379 for the 2020 property tax year. The owner will pay an extra $148 (2.7% tax rate times amount over-valued) […]

Posted on 08/10/2020 with comments | Posted in: hearing evidence file, residential tax protest

Wharton CAD has over-taxed 2839 S Hwy 71 by 10%

Wharton County Appraisal District appears to have over-taxed this property by 10%! The house at 2839 S Hwy 71, El Campo, Texas, 77437 sold for $94,500 in November 2019. Wharton County Appraisal District valued this property at $103,765 for the 2020 property tax year. The owner will pay an extra $250 (2.7% tax rate times […]

Posted on 07/30/2020 with comments | Posted in: property tax reduction, hearing evidence file, Wharton CAD

Wharton CAD has over-taxed 1011 Alvin Ave by 25%

Wharton County Appraisal District appears to have over-taxed this property by 25%! The house at 1011 Alvin Ave, El Campo, Texas, 77437 sold for $235,000 in November 2019. Wharton County Appraisal District valued this property at $293,402 for the 2020 property tax year. The owner will pay an extra $1,577 (2.7% tax rate times amount […]

Posted on 07/21/2020 with comments | Posted in: hearing evidence file, informal property tax hearing, Wharton CAD

Wharton CAD has over-taxed 707 N Fulton by 97%

Wharton County Appraisal District appears to have over-taxed this property by 97%! The house at 707 N Fulton, Wharton, Texas, 77488 sold for $77,000 in February 2019. Wharton County Appraisal District valued this property at $152,056 for the 2020 property tax year. The owner will pay an extra $2,027 (2.7% tax rate times amount over-valued) […]

Posted on 07/20/2020 with comments | Posted in: Wharton CAD, hearing evidence file, single family tax protest

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Patrick O’Connor, MAI, Owner and President
Patrick O’Connor has been active in reducing property taxes, providing expert witness testimony and appraising commercial real estate property since 1983. Pat is active in publishing analyses and data with respect to the real estate market, while being a highly regarded media spokesperson for the real estate community. He holds a MAI, the highest achievable designation from the Appraisal Institute, and is a licensed senior property tax consultant. Pat earned a Master of Business Administration from Harvard University. In 2001, he authored the first definitive consumer guide to Texas property taxes, Cut Your Texas Property Taxes.

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