Dallas County, TX
Foreclosure Alerts
Dallas County is the largest foreclosure market in North Texas, with hundreds of lis pendens filings monthly across urban, suburban, and transitional neighborhoods. First Tuesday auctions at the Allen Courts Building draw investors from across the state.
How Foreclosures Now Works in Dallas
Our scraper checks Dallas County court records every 15 minutes during business hours, the moment a lis pendens or notice of default is filed.
You get an SMS, email, or push notification within minutes of filing — before the property appears on any aggregator list.
One click reveals the Dallas County owner's phone, email, and mailing address. Be the first investor to make contact.
Dallas County First Tuesday Auctions — What Investors Need to Know
Under Texas Property Code §51.002, all non-judicial foreclosure trustee sales in Dallas County must take place on the first Tuesday of each month between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Auctions are held at George L. Allen Sr. Courts Building — south steps, 600 Commerce St.
The timeline from lis pendens filing to First Tuesday auction is typically 21 days minimum — which means the clock starts the moment a notice of default or substitute trustee's notice is filed. That's your window to contact the homeowner, negotiate a pre-foreclosure deal, or position for the courthouse auction.
Foreclosures Now notifies you the instant a filing is recorded in Dallas County, giving you the full 21-day window — not the 2-day window you get from manual research or delayed data aggregators.
The Dallas County foreclosure market spans price points from entry-level properties in Grand Prairie to higher-value homes in Dallas, with a current median home value of $310,000. Investors targeting Dallas County can set ZIP-code level watchlists to focus alerts on their exact target neighborhoods.
Key ZIP Codes in Dallas County
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