Every notice of substitute trustee sale on file in Collin County, joined to the appraisal record for its parcel. Counts and cards come from the county clerk's index as of this morning's sweep.
Read from the notice index at this morning's sweep. Medians are across every notice on this page; the original loan on any one property is part of its research. A filing is not an outcome.
County value is the appraisal district's figure, not a market estimate, and the original loan is what was borrowed when the deed of trust was signed — not the current payoff. The spread compares the two; it is not equity. Who owns the property, and every instrument recorded against it, is in the $1 research.
A Texas foreclosure under a deed of trust needs no court. The lender appoints a substitute trustee, files a notice of sale with the county clerk at least 21 days before the sale, and the trustee sells the property at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. Title passes by trustee's deed; junior liens are wiped, senior liens and taxes carry over.
The notice states the original principal of the loan, never the current payoff. The gap between those two numbers is where most bad assumptions live.
Sales are held on the first Tuesday of every month between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Collin County Courthouse, 2100 Bloomdale Road, McKinney, or wherever the Commissioners Court has most recently designated. Each sale must begin within three hours of the time stated in its notice.
Notices are filed with the Collin County Clerk, who publishes every filed notice with its detail page on the county's foreclosure notices app (apps2.collincountytx.gov/ForeclosureNotices). 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.
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