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142 Texas Counties

Texas Foreclosures by County

28,102 tracked foreclosure, pre-foreclosure, and REO listings across 142 Texas counties, 5,552 of them with a sale date still ahead. Foreclosure sales are conducted county by county, so start where the inventory is.

Counts from a snapshot taken August 3, 2026, refreshed daily inside the dashboard.

CountyListings trackedUpcoming sales
Harris County6,4641,175
Bexar County3,725738
Dallas County3,104482
Tarrant County2,555477
Fort Bend County1,171221
Collin County1,085195
Denton County1,024170
Travis County1,024205
Hidalgo County1,009326
Kaufman County51093
Montgomery County464110
Nueces County43099
El Paso County33460
Williamson County31174
Bell County28171
Brazoria County26860
Rockwall County26129
Cameron County24675
Lubbock County19751
Johnson County18443
Ellis County17533
Galveston County17039
Guadalupe County15038
Hays County13424
Grayson County10724
Hunt County10022
Ector County9534
Parker County9521
McLennan County9418
Jefferson County9031
Webb County8722
Midland County8324
Randall County8020
Smith County7413
Comal County6921
Liberty County6312
Coryell County6110
Potter County577
Wichita County568
Chambers County5413
Hood County5317
Gregg County5215
Brazos County5110
Bastrop County4916
Orange County4610
Taylor County458
Waller County416
Wise County413
Tom Green County407
San Patricio County393
Bowie County338
Henderson County335
Medina County3312
Hill County288
Atascosa County265
Victoria County267
Walker County257
Wilson County244
Upshur County235
Van Zandt County238
Navarro County225
Angelina County207
Caldwell County204
Hardin County203
Jim Wells County193
Maverick County198
Fannin County183
Jasper County186
Kerr County187
Polk County183
Aransas County173
Wood County165
Anderson County155
Cooke County155
Hopkins County155
Rusk County154
San Jacinto County154
Lamar County143
Palo Pinto County141
Andrews County136
Harrison County132
Hockley County133
Milam County139
Trinity County133
Brown County121
Cass County121
Franklin County123
Freestone County126
Howard County121
Burnet County110
Grimes County114
Kleberg County112
Lampasas County111
Matagorda County101
Montague County102
Moore County102
Young County100
Bandera County91
Bosque County90
Cherokee County91
Clay County94
Jackson County90
Tyler County91
Wharton County91
Burleson County82
Calhoun County81
Kendall County84
Runnels County83
Val Verde County81
Austin County71
Falls County71
Jim Hogg County71
Llano County70
Panola County72
Robertson County71
Uvalde County72
Ward County75
Erath County61
Fayette County61
Gray County61
Hamilton County61
Houston County62
Nolan County62
Titus County64
Washington County61
Wilbarger County65
Bee County50
Callahan County51
Camp County50
Comanche County50
Deaf Smith County52
DeWitt County50
Gaines County51
Gonzales County51
Lavaca County52
Leon County52
Morris County52
Nacogdoches County51
Rains County51
Scurry County53
Starr County52
Stephens County51

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Why county coverage matters in Texas

Foreclosure sales in Texas are noticed, scheduled, and conducted at the county level. The filing lands with the county, the sale notice publishes on the county's calendar, and the auction happens on the county's sale day. A statewide list flattens all of that into one feed and hides where the inventory actually is.

We track 142 of Texas's 254 counties. Each county page carries its own listing count, upcoming sale count, next scheduled sale date, and city-level breakdown, so you can tell a busy market from a quiet one before spending time on it.

Texas process note: Texas holds statewide foreclosure auctions on the first Tuesday of every month, creating a predictable buying cycle. As a non-judicial state with 30-60 day timelines, properties move fast. Rising insurance costs along the Gulf Coast are driving increased coastal defaults, while inland metros like Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin offer strong appreciation potential.

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