Texas foreclosure guides
Paid PDFs from Texas Foreclosure Data, plus free reading. They explain the statute and the county record. They are not a bid recommendation. Paid checkout is not open yet. You can leave an email on each guide page.
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The How to Buy Homes at Foreclosure Auction Guide
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Financing Foreclosure Purchases
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The Texas Hard Money Guide
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The Texas Tax Sale and Tax Deed Guide
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The Foreclosure Title and Lien Research Workbook
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Guide Bundle
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Chapter 1 of the auction guide
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The statute chapter. 14-page PDF.
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Possession after a trustee's deed. 15-page PDF.
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Short explainers
How a Texas trustee sale is conducted
What Texas Property Code §51.002 requires at a first-Tuesday trustee sale: time window, place, and what a filed notice does and does not tell you.
First Tuesday trustee-sale calendar
The statutory trustee-sale day for each month of this year and next, including the Wednesday move when the first Tuesday is January 1 or July 4.
Trustee sale versus tax sale
A deed-of-trust trustee sale and a property-tax foreclosure are different proceedings, with different notices and different places to read the record.
How to check a foreclosure notice against the county record
A practical order of operations: the clerk's notice, the legal description, and the county tax roll. No step here replaces the official record.
Central Texas trustee-sale locations
Where each launch county holds the §51.002 sale, and where the clerk posts the notices.