Nolan County, Texas: tax sale properties

15 properties on the official list. Minimum bids from $799. Filter and map them in the app.

How these are sold

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).

Register with the county tax assessor-collector if the county requires it (Tax Code § 34.011).
Research title and the property yourself: sales are 'as is', with no warranty, and other liens may survive.
Bid at the sale (in person or the county's online sale site); pay the same day.
You get a sheriff's or constable's deed, but the owner can redeem: 2 years for a homestead or farm land, 180 days for other property, paying you back the price plus a 25% premium (50% in the second year).

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

Texas is a redeemable deed state. Maximum rate by law: 25% premium in year one, 50% in year two (homestead and farm land). Redemption: 2 years for homesteads and farm land, 180 days for other property. Texas rules and dates.

Lowest minimum bids next to value (15 of 15)

Redeemable tax deed

206 W 12TH St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$3,569 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $80,950 (4% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S6200007007 · The West 70 feet of Lots 9 and Block 70, Orient Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

210 W Ave D, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$4,221 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $106,910 (4% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S6300004307 · West 1/2 of Lots 7-9, Block 43, Original Townsite Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

606 Silas St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$5,197 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $80,830 (6% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S6000000303 · Lot 3, Block 3, Newman 2nd Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

206 Cypress St, Roscoe, Nolan County, TX

$4,272 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $54,780 (8% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel R0800001802 · The South 12 feet of Lot 3 and of Lot 4, Block 18, Original Townsite Roscoe, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

1100 W Colorado Ave, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$6,082 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $42,380 (14% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S3500007610 · East 1/2 of Lot 11 and all of Lot 12, Block 76, Highland Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

1001 Bowie St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$5,572 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $18,940 (29% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S3500000208 · Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas and including improvements consisting of a mobile home located in Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

302 Tom Green St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$2,203 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $6,920 (32% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S2400001002 · Lot 2, Block 10, Fairview Heights Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

300 W 1ST St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$5,488 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $5,850 (94% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S6300002300 · Part of Lots 4-15, Block 23, Original Townsite Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

110 Pecan St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$37,073 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $37,040 (100% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S6300002113 · Lots 16-18, Block 21, Original Townsite Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

1007 Fowler St, Sweetwater, Nolan County, TX

$1,613 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $1,580 (102% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S6200010202 · 3 and the South 1/2 of Lot 2, Block 102, Orient Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

Nolan County, TX

$799 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $8,280 (10% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel B0100004102 · Lots 3-6, Block 41, Original Townsite Blackwell, Nolan County, Texas

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.
Under $1,000 to buy.

Redeemable tax deed

Nolan County, TX

$4,664 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $46,130 (10% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel B0100004002 · Lots 4-12, Block 40, Original Townsite Blackwell, Nolan County, Texas

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.

Redeemable tax deed

Nolan County, TX

$6,986 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $66,140 (11% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S2200005303 · Part of Block 53 also known as Lot 3, Eastern Addition to the City of Sweetwater, Nolan County, Texas; E AVE D, SWEETWATER, TX 79556

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.

Redeemable tax deed

Nolan County, TX

$11,622 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $98,360 (12% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel R0800000208 · North 40 feet of the East 100 feet of Lot 17 and the South 25 feet of the East 100 feet of Lot Block 2, Original Townsite Roscoe, Nolan County, Texas; CYPRESS…

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.

Redeemable tax deed

Nolan County, TX

$4,854 Estimated minimum bid

Adjudged value (court judgment): $21,100 (23% of it) · Sale day (first Tuesday): 2026-12-01

Parcel S5000002204

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.

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.