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Texas tax sales on November 3, 2026: the county lists

Texas sells tax-foreclosed property on the first Tuesday of the month, so Tuesday, November 3, 2026 is sale day in every county that has a court-ordered sale ready. Below are the biggest counties, each with the official page or list we opened, where and when the sale is, and what to have ready before you bid.

Texas does not sell tax lien certificates. You buy the property itself, at a sheriff's or constable's sale after a court judgment, and the former owner can still redeem it from you for 180 days, or two years for a homestead or farmland, by paying your bid plus a 25% premium (50% in a homestead's second year).

Every row was opened on the official page on the date shown (last check Oct 10, 2026). Lists change daily as owners pay, so open the official one before you register or travel.

Lists posted12
Set, list to come2
CheckedOct 10, 2026

The Texas rule

Tax Code § 34.01(r-1): an in-person tax sale takes place between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month, or the first Wednesday when that Tuesday is January 1 or July 4. Where the commissioners court has moved sales online, bidding may start earlier but must close at 4 p.m. on the same first Tuesday (§ 34.01(a-1), (r-2)).

To get a deed you either register as a bidder with the county assessor-collector, where the county has adopted § 34.011 (Harris and Cameron, for example), or show an unexpired written statement from the assessor-collector that you owe no delinquent taxes in the county (§ 34.015; up to $10, valid 90 days). Ask for it early: Tarrant says about two weeks, Denton five business days.

After the sale: the owner can redeem for 180 days, or two years for a residence homestead, agricultural land or a mineral interest, paying the bid, recording fee, taxes and allowable costs plus 25% (50% in a two-year redemption's second year) (§ 34.21). Money above the judgment goes to the clerk of the court, and claims must be filed before the second anniversary of the sale (§§ 34.03, 34.04).

Law: Texas Tax Code, Chapter 34 · Our full Texas guide →

County by county

The most populous counties first among those we could check. "Sells on first Tuesdays" means the county publishes a first-Tuesday sale rule, but we could not read a November notice. Counties with no sale that day are listed too, so you don't go looking.

Dallas County

Sells on first Tuesdays

Online auction run by the sheriff on RealAuction

The tax office says sheriff's sales are held online on the first Tuesday of every month. Fax or email the certified Written Statement to the sheriff's office at least two business days before the sale. The list is on the sheriff's RealAuction site, which our checker could not open.

Official page ↗Checked Oct 10, 2026

Bexar County

Sells on first Tuesdays

West side of the Bexar County Courthouse, San Antonio · 10 a.m.

Tax foreclosure sale on the first Tuesday of every month, run by the sheriff. Register in advance through Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson (no registration on sale day), which also holds the list; cash or certified funds only.

Bexar County guide: how this sale works →

Official page ↗Checked Oct 10, 2026

Cameron County

List posted

Cameron County Courthouse, 974 E. Harrison St., Brownsville (front east doors) · 10 a.m.

List posted by Perdue Brandon. Bidders register with the county tax assessor-collector, and the list says that registration must be renewed every 90 days in Cameron County.

Williamson County

No Nov 3 sale

Williamson County Justice Center Annex, Georgetown (when a sale is held)

Sales are periodic, and the list goes up on the attorneys' (MVBA) site about 30 days ahead. On October 10, MVBA's November 3 page listed Bell, Panola and Val Verde, not Williamson.

Official page ↗Checked Oct 10, 2026

Smaller counties with a November 3 list

Lists posted by the delinquent tax attorneys for the taxing units, read on Oct 10, 2026. The firm's list is the official notice for these sales.

Childress CountyCourthouse steps · 1 p.m.Perdue Brandon list ↗
Maverick CountyMaverick County Courthouse, Eagle Pass · 11 a.m.Perdue Brandon list ↗
Panola CountyCourthouse door, 110 Sycamore St., Carthage · 10 a.m. (Tatum and Elysian Fields ISD tracts)MVBA list ↗
Reeves CountyOfficial door of the courthouse · confirm the time with the firm (the list prints "10:00 PM")Perdue Brandon list ↗
San Jacinto CountyOfficial door of the courthouse · 10 a.m.Perdue Brandon list ↗
Uvalde CountyUvalde County Courthouse, Uvalde · 2 p.m.Perdue Brandon list ↗
Val Verde CountyCourthouse steps · 10 a.m. (Comstock ISD tracts)MVBA list ↗
Wilbarger CountyWest door of the courthouse, 1700 Wilbarger St., Vernon · 10 a.m.Perdue Brandon list ↗

Counties we couldn't confirm

Before you bid on November 3

  1. Get the tax office paperwork now. Without the written statement (or, in Harris and Cameron, the bidder registration) the officer cannot give you a deed, and some offices need two weeks.
  2. Know the payment rule of your county. Harris wants payment on the spot, Tarrant within the hour, Bell between 1 and 3 p.m., Denton by ACH before 4 p.m.
  3. Price in what the minimum bid leaves out. Taxes that came due after the judgment, city liens and liens of people not named in the suit stay with the property.
  4. Plan for redemption. For 180 days, or two years on a homestead, the owner can buy it back for your bid plus 25%. Spend only on what the statute lets you recover.

Quick answers

Is there a Texas tax sale on November 3, 2026?+

Yes. November 3, 2026 is the first Tuesday of the month, the day Texas law sets for these sales. On Oct 10, 2026, Harris County, Tarrant County, Travis County, Denton County, Bell County and Cameron County had posted a list or named November 3, and Dallas County and Bexar County hold their sales on first Tuesdays but had no November notice we could read. Check each county's official page before you go.

Where do I find the list of properties?+

On the page of the officer running the sale (sheriff or constable), the county tax office, or the delinquent tax attorneys who collect for the taxing units: Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott, or McCreary, Veselka, Bragg & Allen. Each row above links the one the county uses.

Do I get the property or a lien?+

The property. Texas sells tax-foreclosed property with a deed, not lien certificates. The former owner can redeem for 180 days, or two years for a homestead or farmland, by paying your bid plus a 25% premium (50% in the second year).

More sales: every upcoming Texas sale, all sales in November 2026, the same day in Georgia, or the full auction calendar.

General information, not legal advice. Sales get postponed, lists shrink, and rules change; the county's own page is the authority, and each row shows when we last checked it. TaxLien.io has no connection with any county office or law firm. Found a wrong date or a missing county? Send a correction.