Where do the rows come from?
From notices of sale filed with the county clerk and posted on the county website under Texas Property Code §51.002. Each row keeps a link to the source document when we have one.
Questions
Is this legal, tax, or investment advice?
No. The service organizes public filings. It does not tell you whether to bid, buy, or lend.
Are the value figures a professional valuation?
No. Estimated equity, rent, and value figures are automated estimates for informational purposes only. Tax-roll numbers are copied from the public roll when an export is loaded.
Does being on the list say something about credit?
No. Inclusion means a notice was posted. It is not a statement about anyone's credit.
Where do the market figures come from?
Census ACS, FEMA, HUD, FHFA, BLS, and FRED. Each figure is labeled with its source and as-of date. Unlock MLS and the Texas Real Estate Research Center are not used. Zillow ZHVI/ZORI and Redfin Data Center series are not shown, because their terms do not clearly allow a paid product to display them.
How do extra counties work?
You pick the counties. Standard starts at $29 and each added county costs less. Pro starts at $79 and is capped at $149.
How often is the list updated?
A daily run is the default, with extra runs in the three weeks before the first Tuesday, when new notices are filed. Counties that block automated reads are updated when an operator uploads the PDFs.
What are the sample rows?
Fictional records used so the product can be demonstrated before a county feed is loaded. They are marked SAMPLE and are not filed notices.