Sheriff or constable tax foreclosure sale (first Tuesday of the month). Published by Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P., for the taxing units (official notices of sale).
Texas tax sale buyers get a deed the owner can redeem: 2 years (homestead or agricultural) or 180 days (other), plus a 25% premium in year one (Tax Code § 34.21).
The minimum bid is usually the judgment amount, often far below the value; bidding at the sale usually pushes the price up.
Official contact: The sale's PBFCM office (phone printed on each notice) or the county sheriff/constable · website · official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$24,817 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $169,350 (15% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel · ACRES, MORE OR LESS, LOT 6, PART OF THE SOUTH SUBDIVISION, NACOGDOCHES COUNTY, TEXAS, AS DESCRIBED IN SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED RECORDED IN 4701, PAGE 183, ON…
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$8,692 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $50,090 (17% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$29,144 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $118,870 (25% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel · PART OF LOT 3, OF THE REPLAT OF LOT 2, SOUTH POINT SUBDIVISION, IN THE CITY OF NACOGDOCHES, NACOGDOCHES AS DESCRIBED IN SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED. IN VOLUME 3437,…
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$12,140 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $32,080 (38% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$32,654 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $78,340 (42% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel · LOT 28 OF BROOKHOLLOW SUBDIVISION, ALSO KNOWN LOT 28, BLOCK 56, IN THE CITY OF NACOGDOCHES, NACOGDOCHES COUNTY AS DESCRIBED IN SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED WITH…
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$7,753 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $14,110 (55% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$21,529 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $32,780 (66% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
Redeemable tax deed
Nacogdoches County, TX
$21,427 Estimated minimum bid
Adjudged value (court judgment): $29,810 (72% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01
Parcel
- Sold by bidding: the final price is often well above the minimum.
- The owner can still pay it off or buy it back during the redemption period.
- No street address on the list: often rural, small or hard-to-reach land.
Official list
A low minimum bid is not a bargain by itself: liens are usually paid off by the owner (you earn interest, not the property), auctions are bid up, and cheap parcels are often small, landlocked or unbuildable. Read the county's terms and check title before you bid.
Information only, not investment, legal or tax advice. Listings come from the agencies' own pages and can change or be withdrawn at any time: always verify with the agency or county before you bid or buy.