Ector, TX CC2-10,986-T

1460 S Grant Ave Odessa TX 79761-6845

County tax sale · live auction — in person unless the county has gone online

Bidding opens at: $16,486; The tax owed, not a valuation — and you also owe taxes that accrued after the judgment
When: No deadline; Nothing is scheduled — it sells when someone asks
Size: not published; No acreage on this record
Where: not recorded; The source does not publish the venue

Do this first, or they cannot deed it to you Texas counties gate this two ways and we do not hold which one this county uses — the sale notice does. Either you register with the officer on the day and show photo ID, or you bring a written statement from the assessor-collector that you owe the county no delinquent taxes. The statement takes up to ten business days. Without the right one the officer cannot deed you the land. This county's list is published by Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson.

The risk you are taking You can be bought out, and the premium is not profit. On ordinary land the former owner has 180 days to repay you plus 25%. On a homestead, a farm or a mineral interest it is two years — 25% in year one, 50% in year two. The clock starts when your deed is recorded. If they redeem you get back your bid, the recording fee, the taxes you paid and your reasonable upkeep — but only costs you itemise in writing within ten days of their asking, and nothing at all for improvements or renovations.

Parcel

County Ector County, TX (48135)
Cause number CC2-10,986-T
Status announced
Sale date none scheduled
How to bid not recorded by the sourceTexas sells at a live auction in person unless the county has opted into online bidding — the posted notice controls
Minimum bid $16,486
Market value stated in the judgment $16,486 the court’s finding of value, not the amount owed
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Street address 1460 S Grant Ave Odessa TX 79761-6845

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Ector County, TX — cause CC2-10,986-T

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