Do You Know Who’s Responsible For The Tax Rate? Ever wondered about the ins and outs of property tax in Texas? It can seem like a maze, but we’re here to help. In Texas, there’s no state property tax. Instead, local taxing units like school districts, counties, and special districts set the rates and collect […]
Are You Tracking the Growth of North Texas? North Texas is booming! Since 2020, a whopping 453,000 new residents have made it their home. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the compelling trends driving this population growth, providing a comprehensive view of this exciting development. From the bustling metro area of Dallas-Fort Worth, which
Have you ever looked closely at the back of a dollar bill? The strange symbols there are part of America’s Great Seal, and E. Raymond Capt‘s book dives deep into what they mean. This book is like a treasure map, helping us understand the hidden messages in this important American symbol. Capt takes us on
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197 acres in Commerce, Texas Current agricultural exemption! This land has been cultivated for crops and hay in past years. Cattle have grazed the property and recently been relocated. The land partially wooded and has been used as a recreational hunting property for deer and hogs by the owners. Property perimeter is barbed wire and
In the vast expanse of the American Southwest, there lies a land of unparalleled beauty and diversity—a place where the fingerprints of the divine are etched into every canyon, prairie, and forest. This is Texas, a state whose natural splendor serves as a living testament to the grand artistry of creation. A Symphony of Ecosystems
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Texas is known for doing things big, and ranching is no exception. In fact, Texas has more ranches and farms than any other state in the USA! These aren’t just little backyard farms we’re talking about. Some Texas ranches are so huge they’re bigger than entire cities! The King Ranch, for example, is larger than
