A Fort Worth real estate broker known for helping thousands of homeowners fight their property tax appraisals is fighting complaints against him.
“The chief appraiser at the last board meeting told me that in all of the years he’s been a chief appraiser, he was not aware of any complaint and was not aware of any complaint that’s been filed against any property tax consultant ever,” he said. “It is highly abnormal. It is clearly an attack against me. They don’t want me protesting anymore. They want to shut me down.”
The complaints are expected to be addressed at a meeting Thursday morning with the Tarrant Appraisal District.“There is currently a review of this matter being conducted, I prefer to wait on the review process to be complete before offering any further comment on these issues,” Armstrong wrote in an email.
Similarly, Jeff Law, TAD’s executive, declined to comment on specifics Wednesday. Law said the meeting was called to consult with the board’s attorney concerning a letter from Crouch’s attorney, Frank Hill, related to the complaints.“They can recognize that I’m kind of being bullied. All I’ve done is try to help people,” he said. “Everyone needs to know what’s going on at the appraisal district, the appraisal district needs to know everyone is watching.
The meeting at the Tarrant Appraisal District on Thursday morning will begin at 9 a.m. at 2500 Handley-Ederville Road in Fort Worth.
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