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Motivated seller leads in Texas

488 leads are unclaimed in Texas right now, out of 1,324 we have worked here. Each one is sold once, to one buyer.

488
unclaimed right now
1,324
worked in Texas
16
counties covered
9 days ago
newest seller reply
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Every state we hold leads in, with Texas outlined. Shaded by volume; squares are equal size because coverage has nothing to do with land area.under 100100–299300–799800+

The mix in Texas is split — 706 tax lien leads and 599 tax delinquent, out of 1,324 worked in the state.

Volume is spread fairly evenly across 16 counties rather than sitting in one metro.

How foreclosure works in Texas, and why it changes the list

Texas is a non-judicial foreclosure state: the lender records a notice and the sale follows in weeks, not years. That is why a pre-foreclosure owner here is usually working against a real, dated deadline — and why the list stays fresh enough to be worth calling.

Lead types we hold in Texas

tax lien leads in Texas
706 worked · 53% of the state
tax delinquent leads in Texas
599 worked · 45% of the state

Counties

Ordered by how much we have actually worked, counted on September 10, 2026. Counties where we have fewer than 3 leads are not listed — there would not be enough there to be worth your time.

Harris County
139 live · 318 worked
Montgomery County
39 live · 149 worked
Fort Bend County
65 live · 144 worked
Williamson County
36 live · 89 worked
El Paso County
19 live · 88 worked
Collin County
34 live · 85 worked
Travis County
36 live · 79 worked
Comal County
28 live · 72 worked
Tarrant County
8 live · 65 worked
Bexar County
30 live · 62 worked
Dallas County
4 live · 56 worked
Hidalgo County
20 live · 55 worked
Denton County
9 live · 17 worked
Rockwall County
8 live · 15 worked
Midland County
3 live · 9 worked
Kaufman County
2 live · 4 worked

Cities

Houston
82 live · 191 worked
El Paso
19 live · 88 worked
San Antonio
27 live · 55 worked
Austin
27 live · 53 worked
Spring
13 live · 39 worked
Conroe
9 live · 38 worked
Richmond
16 live · 36 worked
New Braunfels
14 live · 35 worked
Dallas
5 live · 33 worked
Montgomery
9 live · 30 worked
Katy
15 live · 27 worked
Missouri City
13 live · 27 worked
Round Rock
12 live · 27 worked
Fort Worth
2 live · 26 worked
Mckinney
10 live · 23 worked
Sugar Land
11 live · 23 worked
Magnolia
6 live · 21 worked
Canyon Lake
6 live · 15 worked
Cypress
5 live · 15 worked
Georgetown
5 live · 15 worked
Edinburg
5 live · 14 worked
Mcallen
3 live · 13 worked
Rockwall
6 live · 13 worked
Frisco
6 live · 12 worked
Willis
1 live · 12 worked
Arlington
1 live · 11 worked
Humble
6 live · 11 worked
Leander
5 live · 11 worked
Plano
5 live · 11 worked
Spring Branch
2 live · 11 worked
Crosby
5 live · 10 worked
Porter
3 live · 10 worked
Cedar Park
5 live · 9 worked
Fulshear
2 live · 9 worked
Midland
3 live · 9 worked
Needville
5 live · 9 worked
Baytown
3 live · 8 worked
Garland
0 live · 8 worked
La Porte
2 live · 8 worked
Pasadena
3 live · 8 worked
Pflugerville
4 live · 8 worked
Prosper
2 live · 8 worked
Taylor
1 live · 8 worked
Wylie
2 live · 8 worked
Bulverde
3 live · 7 worked
Liberty Hill
2 live · 7 worked
Mesquite
4 live · 7 worked
New Caney
1 live · 7 worked
Splendora
2 live · 7 worked
Tomball
4 live · 7 worked
Weslaco
3 live · 7 worked
Friendswood
5 live · 6 worked
Irving
0 live · 6 worked
Mission
0 live · 6 worked
Pharr
1 live · 6 worked
Del Valle
1 live · 5 worked
Huffman
3 live · 5 worked
Princeton
1 live · 5 worked

Texas questions

How many seller leads do you have in Texas?

488 unclaimed as of the last check, from 1,324 we have worked across 16 counties in Texas. The number on this page is read live from our inventory rather than written into the text, so it reflects what is actually on the board.

What kind of Texas lists do these leads come from?

Mostly tax lien (706) and tax delinquent (599). We pull county tax records rather than buying a recycled list, and each seller has already replied to a text before the lead reaches the board.

Which Texas counties do you cover?

Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend, Williamson, El Paso, Collin and 10 more. Coverage follows where the county data is usable, so it is uneven by design — some counties publish good tax records and some publish very little.

What do I actually receive when I claim one?

The seller’s name, his or her phone number, the property address, and the text conversation that already happened — including what he or she said about the property. You are picking up a conversation, not starting one.

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