We pay your property tax bill now.
You pay us back over time.
Your tax office may offer delinquent tax installment plans that may be less costly to you. You can request information about the availability of these plans from the tax office.
What is a property tax installment agreement?
If you are a property owner, you may have heard of a property tax installment agreement. But what is it? A property tax installment agreement is a payment plan that allows you to pay your property taxes in installments. This can be a great way to budget for your property taxes and avoid a large lump sum payment.
benefits
You benefit from the following:
Pay off your property tax debt in convenient monthly installments. Goodness, what a feeling!
Lower payments
Make your payments more affordable by extending the payback period.
Save on penalties
Save hundreds, even thousands, on county penalties. High five on that.
Personal & Commercial real estate
Can be used for your primary home, investment, and/or business real estate.
All credit and income levels welcome
Protect your home from taxing authority lawsuits and foreclosure. Yikes!
Save on penalties
No credit check. No income verification. No assembling mounds of paperwork. It's a headache no one wants, right?
Pay off anytime. And, definitely, zero prepayment penalties.
You’re not alone...
- * Data compiled from the top 10 Texas counties, as of Feb 2022
process
Just three small steps for you, one giant leap for tax debt freedom.
process
01
Set up Your Installment Agreement
You, the property owner, agrees to a monthly installment plan that fits your and your family or business’s budget…and without any required upfront fees or money — nada, zilch, zero, cero, nil, scratch.
02
Your Taxes are Paid
We will pay all your tax collectors the delinquent property taxes owed —including any county penalties and lawsuit fees. Every. Cent. The county, in turn, uses these proceeds to fund schools, streets, roads, police, fire protection and many other services.
03
Make Your Monthly Installment Payments
Make your monthly principal and interest payments by mail, online 24/7 or by phone — just as you do with all your other bills. No hassles. Quick, easy, reliable, secure and predictable.
Benefits associated with FundingBird
Some of Our Most Frequent Tax Offices
tax debt free
Thousands of Texans have used this service to pay their residential and commercial property taxes.
Am I Eligible?
Keeping it simple…because we hate a lot of paperwork.
And, after all, your property is security enough. That’s one of the main reasons FundingBird has only two main eligibility requirements (yep, only two):
01
Property owner(s) must
be 18 – 63 years old
02
Taxes and penalties owed should be less than 1/3 of property value
Don’t worry, we’ll help you calculate this!
01
Property owner(s) must
be 18 – 63 years old
02
Taxes and penalties owed should be less than 1/3 of property value
Don’t worry, we’ll help you calculate this!
That’s right! If you meet these two requirements, you’re most likely eligible.*
Like you, other Texans are experiencing the same challenges.
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* Actual number from OCCC annual report is 27,202 installment
plans totaling $512,728,512 on 2021 report
Individual
This plan might be right for me… if one or more of the following apply:
Freedom
This plan might be right for me… if one or more of the following apply:
- PEACE OF MIND after knowing your taxes are paid
- Feeling IN CONTROL with a predictable monthly payment
- REDUCED STRESS. Your taxes are paid for the year…Whew!
- SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. that you’ve taken action and are making steps toward zero debt
- RELIEF of not having to worry about your tax debt
- Feeling SECURE that your home is not in jeopardy
- PROUD that you have successfully paid your property taxes
- NO MORE WORRIES about paying the county for the rest of the year
about
Who is FundingBird?
FundingBird is a friendly, modern brand to help consumers deal with a very stressful situation. Our customers are looking for a reputable and safe company with an easy, and non-threatening process to help them through their financial predicament.
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