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Gonzales County, TX — cause 6792

Gonzales County, TX

Register record Gonzales County, TX · cause 6792 · available now
Struck off — nobody bid, so the taxing units hold it
Open the resale office's site ↗
Judgment figure
$14,200.71
Not an asking price — the units can take less, but every one of them has to agree
When
No deadline
It sits here until someone asks
Size
not published
No acreage on this record
Do this first, or they cannot deed it to you Most Texas counties still want the same written statement that you owe the county no delinquent taxes before they will deed it to you. Ask for it when you make the offer, not after.
The risk you are taking Nobody bid the minimum on this, and that is information. Sometimes the minimum simply exceeded what the parcel is worth; sometimes it is liens, no legal road access, a demolished structure or a flood problem. Find out which before you offer, because nobody will tell you unprompted.
Parcel

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  • 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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