For Texas homeowners with ARB hearings scheduled

Your hearing is scheduled. Walk in with the evidence.

An ARB-ready evidence kit prepared using our patent-pending proprietary comp-analysis methodology and reviewed by a Texas-registered property tax consultant. Comparable sales, equal-and-uniform analysis, and a hearing prep guide — delivered to your inbox the same business day.

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Reviewed by a Texas-registered property tax consultantTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) Registration #13457

Property Valuation

SECTION 01

Notice value$542,800

Target value$499,000

Recommended reduction$43,800

8.1%

Reduction vs. notice value

Equal & Uniform

SECTION 03

Tex. Tax Code §41.43(b)(3) — Subject assessed value vs. median of comparable assessed peers.

Subject$542,800

Peer 1$498,200

Peer 2$495,400

Peer 3$503,800

Peer 4$487,600

Peer 5$501,200

Median peer: $499,500 · Subject is 8.7% above

Property Tax Protest Evidence

Property: 000450020 · Tax Year 2026

	Subject	Comp 1	Comp 2	Comp 3
Photo
Year	2014	2014	2013	2014
Living SF	2,180	2,120	2,210	2,065
Bd / Ba	4 / 3	4 / 3	3 / 3	4 / 2
Garage SF	440	440	420	460
Land	$90K	$85K	$80K	$82K
Market	$542K	$498K	$504K	$485K
Adjustments
Location	—	$0	$0	$0
Size	—	−$3K	+$4K	−$6K
Deprec.	—	+$2K	−$5K	+$3K
Garage	—	$0	$0	+$1K
Open Porch	—	+$1K	−$1K	$0
Patio	—	−$1K	−$1K	$0
Final	$499K	$497K	$501K	$483K

What's inside

Six sections. One PDF.
Built for the hearing.

Comparable Sales Analysis

Three to five strongest comps with full adjustment table — size, age, lot, condition, and feature deltas.

Equal & Uniform Analysis

Median assessed value calculation under §41.43(b)(3). The argument most pro se filers miss entirely.

Property Valuation Report

Estimated market value, recommended target value, and the gap in dollars — laid out in one page.

Argument Narrative

One-page summary citing §41.41(a)(1) and §41.43(b)(3). Ready to hand to the appraiser at informal.

§41.461 Request Letter

Pre-filled template to compel the appraisal district to share their evidence fourteen days before your hearing.

Hearing Prep Guide

What to bring. What to say. How to handle counter-arguments from the appraiser's side.

How it works

Three steps. Same-day delivery.

Enter your address

We pull your record from county and run an initial estimate using mission critical comparable data and public records for your county.

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Expert prepares your kit

Our methodology generates the comp analysis. A Texas-registered property tax consultant reviews every kit before it ships. Mostly delivered within 3–5 business HOURS.

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Present your case

Walk into your informal conference or ARB hearing with professional-grade evidence. You remain the protester of record.

Pricing

One price. Everything included.

Hearing Evidence Kit

$89

Flat fee. No subscriptions. No success percentage.

Prepared and reviewed by a Texas-registered property tax consultant

Comparable sales analysis (3–5 comps with adjustments)
Equal & uniform analysis under §41.43(b)(3)
Property valuation report and recommended target value
One-page argument narrative for informal conference
§41.461 evidence request letter — pre-filled
Hearing preparation guide
Reviewed by a Texas-registered property tax consultant
Delivered to your inbox within 3–5 business hours

Get my evidence kit→

You remain the protester of record. You keep 100% of your savings.

Fit check

Who this kit is for.

You'll get value if you…

+Have an ARB hearing or informal conference scheduled
+Own a single-family home in one of our 22 covered counties
+Want to walk in with professional-grade evidence, not Zillow printouts
+Plan to represent yourself (pro se) — we prepare, you present
+Believe your property is over-assessed and have ~15 minutes to make the case

This is probably not for you if…

−You want someone to represent you at the hearing — hire a contingency-fee firm
−Your property is commercial, multi-family, or industrial — different methodology
−You bought your home in the past 6 months — the sale itself is your best evidence
−You don't actually have a hearing scheduled yet — wait for the notice first
−You expect a guaranteed reduction — no firm can promise that, and we don't either

FAQ

Common questions.

No — and any firm that promises one is misleading you. We prepare professional-grade evidence reviewed by a Texas-registered property tax consultant, but the ARB makes the final call. Hearings with strong written evidence win at much higher rates than hearings without — that's what we deliver.

Yes. SelfProtest prepares your evidence kit; you remain the protester of record and present it at your informal conference or ARB hearing. If you want full representation (someone to attend on your behalf), use a contingency-fee firm instead.

We currently cover 22 counties including Williamson, Travis, Harris, Denton, Dallas, Collin, Fort Bend, Tarrant, Montgomery, Bexar, Brazoria, Galveston, Hays, Brazos, Guadalupe, Rockwall, Comal, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Nueces, Bell, and Lubbock. Enter your address above — if it's not in a covered county, you'll see a message before checkout.

Within 3–5 business hours during business hours (8 AM – 6 PM CT, Monday–Friday). Orders placed outside business hours are delivered the next business morning. Every kit is reviewed by the registered property tax consultant before delivery — we don't ship auto-generated drafts.

If after reviewing the comparable sales data we determine there's not enough evidence to support a credible reduction case, we'll refund your purchase. We don't deliver kits we wouldn't trust ourselves.

No. SelfProtest provides property tax consulting services under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1152 (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) Registration #13457). Property tax protests are administrative proceedings, not legal proceedings, and you do not need an attorney to file one. If you want legal advice, consult a Texas-licensed attorney.