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Changes to the Texas Homestead Exemption

Changes are Coming...

For quite some time, Texas homeowners have been able to file for a homestead exemption one time, for as long as they live in their property. Now it seems that changes are coming. We're sharing this post from Allegiance Title Company, a local Flower Mound title company, with more details.

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