Mason County, TX — cause 246126
Mason County, TX
Register record
Mason County, TX
· cause 246126
· active
· sale Oct 6, 2026
County tax sale · live auction · bid in person
Open the sale notice ↗
- Bidding opens at
- $3,600
- The tax owed, not a valuation — and you also owe taxes that accrued after the judgment
- Sale day
- Oct 6, 10:00 AM
- in 13 days
- Size
- 0.69 ac
- From an appraisal record
- Where
- Mason County Courthouse
- You must be there in person
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 — for this sale the ten-day window has already closed, so if it wants one, call the assessor-collector and ask whether they will issue it faster. Without the right one the officer cannot deed you the land. This county's list is published by McCreary, Veselka, Bragg & Allen.
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 Mason County, TX (48319)
- Cause number 246126
- Status active
- Sale date October 6, 2026
- How to bid in person — you must attend Mason County Courthouse, 201 Ft. McKavitt, Mason, Texas · 10:00 AM
- Minimum bid $3,600
- Market value stated in the judgment — not on the sale list — the notice prints only the minimum bid
- The rest of this record owner, the land/improvement split, parcel number and legal description →
You're looking at a real parcel. Here's the rest of it.
This is public record, spread across the appraisal roll, the sale notice and the statute. A free account puts it on one page — for this parcel and every other one in the register:
- How this sale works — where this parcel is in its sale, what happens next, and the dates that matter
- What comes with the land — which liens survive the sale and become yours, and which are wiped out
- How long you can still lose it — the redemption window on this parcel, drawn to scale
- Who owns it, the parcel number and legal description, and where it sits on the map
- The source document it came from, with a checksum
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