Lampasas County, TX — cause 20173
403 E Lampasas St, Lometa, TX 76853
Register record
Lampasas County, TX
· cause 20173
· resale listed
· sale Oct 6, 2026
Struck off — nobody bid, so the taxing units hold it
Open the sale notice ↗
- Judgment figure
- $16,000
- 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 opening bid is the tax owed, not a valuation
— $16,000 against $37,470 on the appraisal record, a gap of 2.3×. That gap is the size of a spread, not a discount: the opening bid is what is owed in tax, which has nothing to do with what the land is worth. Verify condition, access, liens and flood risk before you act.
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
- County Lampasas County, TX (48281)
- Cause number 20173
- Status resale listed
- Sale date October 6, 2026
- How to bid in person — you must attend WEST ENTRANCE DOOR AT 400 SOUTH LIVE OAK ST., LAMPASAS, TEXAS · 10:00 AM
- Minimum bid $16,000
- 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 →
- Street address 403 E Lampasas St, Lometa, TX 76853
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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