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55 Bexar County properties are on the tax-sale radar right now.
From first courthouse filing to auction day — joined to owners and mailing addresses.

When an owner stops paying property taxes in Texas, the taxing units file a lawsuit at the courthouse (Tax Code §33.41) — years before the property reaches any auction list or investor app. TaxDeedRadar™ reads Bexar County's filings every day. The feed is live and updates every day.

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properties on the Bexar radar right now
29 tax suits on the early lane · 15 scheduled for the NOV 3 sale — live from county records, updated daily (verified Oct 16, 2026).
LIVE FROM THE FEED

Real Bexar County records on the radar right now.

BEXAR COUNTY · LATEST DISTRICT-COURT TAX SUIT FILINGS
  • FILED OCT 7 · TAX SUIT · 2026T••••• · GUA••• · CITY PENDING
  • FILED OCT 7 · TAX SUIT · 2026T••••• · MAN••• · CITY PENDING
  • FILED OCT 7 · TAX SUIT · 2026T••••• · EDU••• · CITY PENDING
  • FILED OCT 5 · TAX SUIT · 2026C••••• · THE••• · CITY PENDING
  • FILED SEP 30 · TAX SUIT · 2026T••••• · BON••• · CITY PENDING
  • FILED SEP 30 · TAX SUIT · 2026T••••• · FLO••• · CITY PENDING
Redacted for public display — members see full case numbers, owner names, property + mailing addresses, values and absentee flags. Updated daily from county records.
HOW THE BEXAR CLOCK WORKS

The county announces who's in trouble. Almost nobody is listening.

YEARS BEFORE AUCTION — OUR FEED

The tax suit is filed

A taxing unit sues to foreclose the tax lien — Tex. Tax Code §33.41. Public record the same day. This is the earliest legal distress signal that exists, and it hits your feed the morning after filing.

JUDGMENT → LISTING

The sale pipeline

After judgment, the property enters the county's delinquent sale pipeline and eventually gets a sale date. Most investors first hear of it here — with everyone else. Members can be working the owner months earlier.

SALE DAY

West side of the Bexar County Courthouse

West side of the Bexar County Courthouse · first Tuesday monthly · 10:00 AM · bidder certificate required. Winning bidders take deeds subject to Texas redemption: 180 days on most property, 2 years on homestead/agricultural (Tax Code §34.21).

SALE MECHANICS · BEXAR COUNTY — West side of the Bexar County Courthouse · first Tuesday monthly · 10:00 AM · bidder certificate required · redemption premium owed to you if the owner buys it back: 25% year one, 50% year two · minimum bid ≈ judgment amount (taxes + penalties + costs) · struck-off properties resurface as resales — often the real bargains.
MEMBER SEATS · BEXAR COUNTY — LIVE

50 seats. Then Bexar closes.

A lead list dies the moment everyone has it. So we don't sell everyone the list — Bexar County is capped at 50 members, permanently. The feed is live and seats are open now.

SEAT AVAILABILITY
50 / 50
Seats remaining right now. When 50 is reached, Bexar County closes — the only way in after that is the waitlist.
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Suits are being filed in Bexar County every court week — and every one is an owner someone else will reach first if you're not on the feed.

TAXDEEDRADAR™ · BEXAR COUNTY FEED — ● LIVE · SEATS OPEN
STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Is this legal?

Completely. Tax suits are public court records. Texas law keeps district-court records open for public examination; we read what's public — faster, and every day. Tex. Tax Code §33.41 · Gov't Code ch. 552

If the data is public, why pay you?

The raw record is scattered across portals, dumps, and PDFs with no filter, no owner mailing addresses joined, and no alerting. You could rebuild it. So could anyone — years from now, when these properties finally hit the lists everyone else reads.

Why only 50 members?

Because we sell an edge, not a spreadsheet. Capped seats keep response rates high for the people inside — which is exactly why the cap never moves.