Every notice of substitute trustee sale on file in both counties, joined to the appraisal record for its parcel and re-read every morning. Browse by county, by city, or by auction date — then research any address for $1.
Counts are read from the notice index at the last collector run. A notice is a filing, not an outcome — many are paid off, postponed or withdrawn before the sale.
Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM and joins each notice to its DCAD parcel.
Browse Dallas County notices →Notices are filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale and appear on the county's notice app the same day; PlotCipher reads the app every morning at 4 AM and reads each notice document for the original principal.
Browse Collin County notices →Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM. County values and owner names are not joined to Tarrant County notices yet - the address, the sale date and the filing are what the index publishes.
Browse Tarrant County notices →Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM. County values and owner names are not joined to Bexar County notices yet - the address, the sale date and the filing are what the index publishes.
Browse Bexar County notices →Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM. County values and owner names are not joined to Johnson County notices yet - the address, the sale date and the filing are what the index publishes.
Browse Johnson County notices →Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM. County values and owner names are not joined to Denton County notices yet - the address, the sale date and the filing are what the index publishes.
Browse Denton County notices →Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM. County values and owner names are not joined to Grayson County notices yet - the address, the sale date and the filing are what the index publishes.
Browse Grayson County notices →Notices are posted at the courthouse and filed with the clerk at least 21 days before the sale; PlotCipher reads the clerk's index every morning at 4 AM. County values and owner names are not joined to Montgomery County notices yet - the address, the sale date and the filing are what the index publishes.
Browse Montgomery County notices →Both counties hold their substitute trustee sales on the first Tuesday of the month, between 10 AM and 4 PM. A notice must be filed and posted at least 21 days before that date.
Sale locations are read from the posted notices. Dallas County sales are held at the George Allen Courts Building; Collin County at the courthouse in McKinney. Always confirm against the current posting.
The process is the same in every county on this page. What changes county to county is where notices post and when the sale is held.
Texas foreclosures are non-judicial. The lender accelerates the note, appoints a substitute trustee, and files a notice of sale with the county clerk. It must be filed and mailed to the borrower at least 21 days before the sale date.
Sales run on the first Tuesday of the month between 10 AM and 4 PM. Each notice names a three-hour window, and the trustee may open bidding at any point inside it.
Bidding opens at what the lender is owed, and the lender bids that amount by credit. A notice is a filing, not an outcome — many are paid off, postponed or withdrawn without a record.
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