Texas foreclosure listings

Frequently asked questions

How many foreclosures are in Texas right now?

As of October 9, 2026, Fclosure lists 3,024 upcoming foreclosure auctions across its covered Texas counties: 742 in Harris County, 440 in Bexar County, 237 in Dallas County, 230 in Tarrant County, 104 in Montgomery County, 94 in Denton County, 90 in Hidalgo County, 77 in Travis County, 74 in Collin County, 53 in El Paso County, 52 in Nueces County, 48 in Kaufman County, 45 in Galveston County, 44 in Williamson County, 44 in Ellis County, 42 in Bell County, 41 in Guadalupe County, 35 in McLennan County, 34 in Cameron County, 34 in Webb County, 33 in Johnson County, 26 in Rockwall County, 24 in Hays County, 23 in Jefferson County, 21 in Smith County, 21 in Lubbock County, 21 in Taylor County, 17 in Bastrop County, 17 in Atascosa County, 16 in Brazos County, 16 in Chambers County, 15 in Orange County, 13 in Hunt County, 13 in Liberty County, 12 in Waller County, 11 in Midland County, 11 in Howard County, 10 in Burnet County, 10 in San Patricio County, 9 in Grayson County, 9 in Medina County, 9 in Coryell County, 9 in Hill County, 8 in Wilson County, 8 in Navarro County, 6 in Caldwell County, 6 in Van Zandt County, 6 in Cooke County, 6 in Hardin County, 6 in Brown County, 5 in Anderson County, 5 in Nacogdoches County, 5 in Hopkins County, 4 in Bee County, 4 in Kleberg County, 4 in Angelina County, 4 in Titus County, 4 in Henderson County, 3 in Matagorda County, 3 in Cass County, 2 in Walker County, 2 in Victoria County, 2 in Hale County, 2 in Fannin County, 1 in Kendall County, 1 in Fayette County, 1 in Bandera County. The list is refreshed every 24 hours from county clerk records.

Which Texas counties does Fclosure cover?

Fclosure covers 76 Texas counties in 20 metro areas — DFW (Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Grayson, Johnson, Kaufman, Hunt, Van Zandt, Rockwall, Ellis, Cooke, Navarro, Fannin), San Antonio (Atascosa, Bexar, Medina, Wilson, Kendall, Guadalupe, Uvalde, Bandera), Houston (Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, Walker, Fort Bend, Waller, Galveston, Chambers, Grimes, Matagorda), Austin (Fayette, Lee, Burnet, Travis, Williamson, Caldwell, Bastrop, Hays), San Angelo (Tom Green), Brownwood (Brown), Abilene (Taylor), El Paso (El Paso), Brazos Valley (Brazos), Rio Grande Valley (Hidalgo, Cameron), Laredo (Webb), Eagle Pass (Maverick), Permian Basin (Midland, Howard), East Texas (Henderson, Titus, Hopkins, Anderson, Nacogdoches, Cass, Smith, Angelina), Coastal Bend (Kleberg, Jim Wells, San Patricio, Nueces, Bee, Victoria), Hill Country (Gillespie, Blanco), Waco (McLennan, Hill), Lubbock (Lubbock, Hale), Beaumont (Jefferson, Hardin, Orange), Killeen-Temple (Coryell, Bell). That is 76 of 254 Texas counties, where about 92% of the state's foreclosure postings are filed (share measured against a statewide third-party count on 2026-09-10). Each county's Notice of Trustee's Sale filings are pulled directly from its county clerk records.

When are foreclosure auctions held in Texas?

Texas foreclosure auctions are held on the first Tuesday of every month, between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., on the steps of each county's courthouse. A Notice of Trustee's Sale must be posted at least 21 days before the sale.

How often is the foreclosure list updated?

The list is updated every 24 hours. New Notice of Trustee's Sale filings are added and past or cancelled auctions are removed daily, so the counts reflect what is currently scheduled.