Here’s Everything You Get With Your TX Homeowner Cost-to-Cure Report Builder

Four tools that work together to turn your own numbers, photos and neighbors’ public records into a 6-page evidence packet for your county’s online portal.

The Stack

Item 1: Interactive Texas CDU Condition & Trade Cost-to-Cure Schedule Builder

25 Texas repair and depreciation line items across HVAC, roofing, foundation, plumbing/electrical and location, with local photo compression for your Exhibit.

$197 Value
Item 2: Statutory § 41.43(b)(3) 5-Neighbor Equal & Uniform Equity Calculator

Computes price per square foot for five nearby homes, finds the median, and shows the value it implies. If it does not support a reduction, it tells you.

$97 Value
Item 3: Pre-Filled Form 50-132 Field Worksheet & HB 201 14-Day Evidence Demand Letter

Pre-fills the non-sensitive fields you will copy onto the official Comptroller form, and formats your Tax Code § 41.461 request for the district’s evidence.

$97 Value
Item 4: 2-Year Retroactive Homestead & $200k Senior Refund Audit Guide

Walks through the late-exemption window (Tax Code § 11.431) and a Form 50-114 worksheet with a blank box for your ID number, so it never touches our servers.

$97 Value

Total stack value

$488

Your one-time price today

$37

“Value” is our estimate of what comparable professional services, or the time to build each item by hand, would cost. This software has not previously been sold at these prices. The official blank county forms are free from the Texas Comptroller.

What this is, and what it isn’t

It is self-help software that runs in your browser and builds your evidence packet.
It isn’t a law firm, a licensed property-tax consultant, or an agent. You file and speak for yourself.
It can’t promise a result. Your appraisal district and Appraisal Review Board decide every case.

Order Summary

Instant access in your browser. Shows on your card statement as a “DIY SOFTWARE” charge.

TX Homeowner Cost-to-Cure Report Builder

Full 4-screen app & 6-page PDF engine, one property

$37.00

One-time offer: add this to your order

Yes! Add the 3-Minute Online Portal Script & Phone Guide for just +$17.00 Six copy-paste comments, each 250 characters or fewer, written from your numbers for the county portal comment box, plus a 5-minute script for the informal call with the appraiser, including replies to the five most common pushbacks.

Total due today $37.00

If all this software did was cut $1,000 off your annual Texas property tax bill, would it be worth $37? If all it did was recover a missed $2,400 retroactive homestead refund check from your county, would it be worth $37? If all it did was save you from signing away 35% of your annual savings forever to a contingency firm, would it be worth $37?

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30-Day 100% “File With Confidence” Guarantee

Compile your CAD Evidence Dossier. If you do not feel 100% more prepared to submit your online protest, email [email protected] within 30 days (include the email address you used at checkout) for a prompt, no-questions-asked refund of the software price.

How one-click upgrades work: Stripe securely saves the card you use so the optional upgrades on the next pages can be added with a single click. You will always see the price first, and you are only charged for what you click.

DISCLOSURE & LEGAL TERMS: Texas Property Tax Reduction & Refund Engine is an independent self-help software platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any County Appraisal District, Tax Assessor-Collector, or the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. Official blank property tax forms (including Comptroller Forms 50-132 and 50-114) are available free of charge directly from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts or your local appraisal district. Purchase fees cover software access, client-side calculation utilities, localized repair cost data access, and automated PDF document formatting. This software does not provide legal, financial, or licensed property tax consulting advice, nor does it provide direct representation before any Appraisal Review Board (ARB).