Looking to buy Tax liens in Texas. Best way to do?

[Elliot Fritz]

I would like to learn the best way eo buy Texas tax liens and deeds.

Are there such things as struck off lists?

Thanks

[Sammy G.]

I realize this thread is old, however lots of tools have become available for investors to now better research and purchase tax sale lien properties in Texas. These tools can help you find, navigate, research, and purchase (pre-auction or at auction). You are welcome to message me, if interested to know more also I'm planning to hold a webinar if enough folks are interested.

[Bruce Lynn]

In most cases you probably need to attend the auction in person, bid and pay.  

Struck off is an option if you can't attend in person, but for the most part the stuck offs are not interesting.

[Tabitha McKelvy]

Hi all,

I am fairly new to this process, but know someone who is an extended associate who is back on taxes. I am interested in purchasing the tax deed on the home. I have a few questions I would greatly appreciate answers on. 

1. If the person has just been served for back taxes, how long does it take to get to the auction?

2. The home is paid for and is only not paid taxes. Does this guarantee it will go to tax deed sales instead of foreclosure?

[Arnie Abramson]

I hope someone has pointed out that Texas is a tax deed state so you do not buy liens here.

[Jason Cordero]

Hi, 

im plan to attend the sheriff auction and are they only for residential or commercial as well. 

I have found a commercial property for auction and its zoned for Commercial but the tax assessor show it has a homestead exception on it ..so im confused. 

[Shannon Coleman]

Can you send in for price quotes in texas? whats the website??