Residential FAQs
Yes. If your property taxes are based on your property’s value, you have the right to protest that value with your County Appraisal District. You can do this even if you did not receive a Notice of Appraised Value.
No. There’s no risk to protesting your property taxes in Texas, California or Florida. If a reduction is not granted, the appraisal district simply keeps the original value. Your property value will not increase as a result of filing a protest.
Over the past 16 years, Resolute has built proprietary technology and strong relationships with local appraisal districts. Combined with our experienced agents, this allows us to consistently deliver strong property tax reduction results. Our track record includes an 84% success rate, an average reduction of more than 8%, over $1,900 in average customer savings and a 4.8 average rating on Google reviews.
Resolute works on a contingency basis where our commission is a percentage of the realized tax savings. If we can't reduce your property taxes, you don't pay us anything.
Once you sign up with Resolute, you authorize us as your property tax agent by completing a simple Appointment of Agent form. From there, we manage the protest process and represent your property directly with the local appraisal district on your behalf.
Our internal data shows that property owners who protest annually tend to achieve greater long term tax savings. As part of our service, Resolute monitors your property and files a protest each year when appropriate. There is no risk to protesting annually, and if no reduction is achieved, you owe nothing.
We share our historical results with all of our customers, but every property and every tax year is different. Because outcomes vary based on factors outside our control, we believe it would be unethical to overpromise or guarantee potential tax savings.
No, you do not need to cancel with your current tax agent. Once you complete the signup process with Resolute, we will represent your property tax dispute going forward.
Commercial FAQs
All types — office, retail, industrial, multifamily, hotels, medical facilities, mixed-use, and special purpose properties across Texas
Districts use three approaches: comparable sales, income capitalization, and cost. For most commercial properties, income is primary. We analyze all three to find the strongest argument for reduction
Contingency basis — a percentage of realized tax savings. No reduction, no fee. Contact us for portfolio-level pricing
Yes. A dedicated consultant manages your entire portfolio and coordinates protests across jurisdictions. We currently manage a $35B+ client portfolio across Texas
We pursue arbitration (under $5M) or litigation (over $5M) when hearings fall short. We'll advise on the best path for your case
Income and expense data strengthens commercial protests significantly. We'll guide you on exactly what's needed and handle all documentation securely
Investor FAQs
Our platform Pangea automates protest filing, case building, and evidence creation across your entire portfolio. County-specific algorithms ensure every property gets an individualized case. This makes our on the ground agents especially efficient while still getting industry leading reductions.
All types — single-family rentals, multifamily, retail, office, industrial, hospitality, and mixed-use. Our residential and commercial teams ensure the right specialist on every property.
Contingency basis — a percentage of realized tax savings per property. No reduction, no fee. Contact us for portfolio-level pricing.
Our enterprise dashboard provides real-time dispute tracking, standard reports on savings and tax rates, and custom reporting for board or investor communications.
Yes. We offer property-level tax forecasting, full payment management, and diligence support to estimate future tax burdens before you close.
Independent data shows Resolute achieves the #1 reduction results across major Texas counties. Our technology and former appraisal district agents deliver consistently higher savings that compound over time.
BPP FAQs
Any tangible asset used to produce income — furniture, fixtures, machinery, computers, equipment, inventory, raw materials, and work in progress
A rendition is a report to your county appraisal district declaring the value of your taxable business property. Texas businesses are required to file annually
Overvaluations result in higher taxes. Undervaluations can trigger audits and penalties. Resolute ensures your rendition is accurate and optimized
We charge a flat fee to file renditions on your behalf. Contact us for a quote based on your portfolio
Yes. We manage BPP filings and appeals across multiple locations and counties with a single point of contact for your entire portfolio
Yes. States like Texas require annual rendition filings regardless of changes. Depreciation, market shifts, and updated valuation methods can lower your taxable value even on the same assets.