Property Tax Appeals Consultant (Texas)

About Abode Money

Abode Money is the first-ever AI financial home manager, using AI to save homeowners on property taxes, insurance, mortgage and more. Homeowners spend $2T+ per year on their home. Not only is it difficult to buy a home today, but it's become just as challenging to continue owning your home. We're going to be the first to create a relationship with 80M+ homeowners in the US by saving them money year after year. We've raised $23M from Permanent Capital, Drive Capital, Sequoia, Core VC and The 81 Collection.

What You’ll Do

• Clarify Texas state statutes, administrative processes, and compliance obligations related to property tax protests.
• Advise on local requirements and nuances for major Texas counties, such as Travis, Harris, Tarrant, and Bexar.
• Guide our team on how and when to file petitions, including the specifics of online versus paper submissions.
• Share best practices for preparing and presenting property tax protest hearings.

Who You Are

• Bring significant, hands-on experience from within the Texas property tax ecosystem—either via your own practice, with an established firm, or through a role in local government.
• Possess an in-depth understanding of county-specific procedures, deadlines, and rules unique to Texas.
• Are a creative thinker, able to innovate within the regulatory framework and identify new solutions while ensuring compliance.
• Are available for consultation on an as-needed, hourly basis by phone or Zoom.

Why This Role Matters

We are on a mission to make homeownership more affordable. Your expertise will play a pivotal role in helping us expand into new states smoothly and responsibly—ensuring we build on a strong, compliant foundation. This is a flexible, high-impact consulting opportunity to contribute your expertise without requiring a full-time commitment.

Our Core Values

• Autonomy: Hire people who want to own workstreams outright.
• Movement: Decide. Ship. Learn. Repeat.
• Resourcefulness: Find ways to do more with less.
• Challenge Convention: Question the default, build the better answer, and refuse to blend in.
• Data-Driven: Turn instincts into evidence, hunches into experiments, and opinions into numbers.