The average Texas homeowner pays thousands in property taxes, and many may be overpaying.
With annual assessed values arriving in April and a strict May 15 appeal deadline, waiting could mean losing money—not just this year but for years to come.
That’s where INTELLI comes in.
A contingency-based approach
INTELLI is a property tax consulting firm representing Texas homeowners and commercial property investors. Each year, when counties issue assessed values, the company reviews them and determines if they’re fair—and, if not, files an appeal.
“At the end of the day, we’re saving you money on property taxes,” General Manager Adam Anderson said. “We work on a contingency basis, so if we don’t save you anything, you don’t pay anything.”
Property tax bills are calculated as a percentage of a home’s assessed value. For example, a $500,000 valuation at a 2% tax rate results in a $10,000 annual bill. If that value is reduced to $450,000, the homeowner saves $1,000 per year. INTELLI’s role is to determine whether that original number is justified and challenge it if it’s not.
Finding overlooked savings
Property tax bills can be confusing, especially with multiple taxing entities and unclear final numbers. INTELLI evaluates properties using two primary strategies: equity and market value.
On the equity side, the firm compares a home’s assessed value to similar properties in the neighborhood.
“We’re checking if you’re being taxed higher than comparable homes,” Anderson said. “If it’s not equitable, that’s one avenue for appeal.”
The second method examines market value. Because Texas is a non-disclosure state—meaning not all home sale prices are public—NTELLI leverages proprietary sales databases and market insights unavailable to most homeowners.
“Our team has comprehensive sales data and neighborhood comparisons that counties often lack,” the representative said. “That gives us a clear advantage in challenging inflated assessments and ensuring homeowners pay only what’s fair.”
The firm offers free exemption monitoring, ensuring clients benefit from the homestead exemption, which can significantly reduce taxable value.
Proven results—no risk
INTELLI reports an 80% success rate on tax appeals. In 2025, the average homeowner savings were about $1,300.
The process is simple. Homeowners can sign up online in minutes, authorize INTELLI as their property tax agent, and the firm handles the rest—from filing appeals to representing clients at hearings, if necessary.
Why act now
With the appeal window closing quickly, act now. To request a free property tax review and see your potential savings, visit intelli.co before the May 15 deadline.
For homeowners unsure whether to pursue an appeal, INTELLI’s model offers reassurance.
“Worst case, we verify you’re paying what you should. Best case, we save you money,” Anderson said.
To get your risk-free assessment today, visit https://intelli.co/.
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