Lubbock County Tax Sale Information

Lubbock County will host its Tax Foreclosure Property Sale on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, on the Courthouse steps at the location designated by the Commissioners’ Court. The auction begins at 10:00 a.m. sharp. Registration and eligibility requirements must be completed prior to the sale.

Key Auction Details:

Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Location: Courthouse steps, as designated by Lubbock County Commissioners’ Court
Time: 10:00 a.m.

Terms of Sale:

Sale Format: The sale is conducted by the Sheriff or Constable of Lubbock County. Properties are sold “as is,” “where is,” with no warranty. Winning bidders receive a Sheriff or Constable’s deed, which comes with no guarantee on the title, condition, or location of the property.

Right of Redemption: Most properties sold will have a six-month redemption period. However, agricultural land, mineral interests, and residential homestead properties are subject to a two-year redemption period, allowing the original owner time to redeem the property.

Buyer Responsibility: Bidders must conduct thorough research on title, encumbrances, and property conditions. Only the legal description is binding, not any listed street address. Purchasers will also be responsible for the full 2024 property taxes in addition to their winning bid amount.

Payment Requirements: Bidders must pay in full for winning bids on the day of the sale. Accepted payment methods include Cashier’s Checks.

Bidder Eligibility: All bidders must present an unexpired Written Statement (Form 50-307) from the Lubbock Central Appraisal District (LCAD) confirming no delinquent taxes are owed in Lubbock County. This statement costs $10 and must be requested at least seven business days before the sale(Wednesday, November 27, 2024). Each statement remains valid for 90 days and you need to provide it at registration..

How to Participate:

Obtain a Written Statement of No Delinquent Taxes Due: Download Form 50-307 from the LCAD website under Forms > Other Forms, and request it in person from LCAD at least seven days before the sale. This statement must be current, unexpired, and presented at the time of registration.

The deadline for submitting a Request for Written Statement About Delinquent Taxes for Tax Foreclosure Sale (Form 50-307) for the December 3, 2024, tax sale is Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at 3:00 pm. To complete Form 50-307, you must notarize the form and pay the $10.00 fee using certified funds.

Conduct Property Research: Perform thorough title and condition checks for each property. Since They sell the properties “buyer beware,” bidders assume all risks.

Arrive Early on Auction Day: Check-in begins on the courthouse steps before 10:00 a.m. Ensure you have completed all registration and certification requirements in advance.

Links you might need for the Lubbock County, Texas, Tax sale Auction:

• Lubbock County Tax Sale Information
• Lubbock County Tax Office
• Lubbock County Central Appraisal District
• Lubbock County In-Person Auction Site
• Lubbock County Form 50-307
• How to Profit from Texas’s Redeemable Deeds
• Let’s talk about redeemable tax deeds and how you can profit from them!
• Discover Tax Deeds and how you can find property for as little as $50! 
• Learn How to maximize profits at the Texas Tax Sales

The Lubbock County Tax Foreclosure Auction offers a unique opportunity to acquire properties by covering delinquent taxes. Investors and buyers interested in real estate have the chance to purchase properties, some with a right of redemption, at potentially competitive rates. It is essential to review auction terms carefully, obtain eligibility certification, and arrive prepared for bidding. For additional details and property listings, visit the official auction page or contact the county representatives.

Contact Information

• Attorney Laura Monroe or Legal Assistant Kayleigh Herrera
• Phone: 806-744-5091

Prepare Early: Make sure you complete all registration requirements, arrive on time for the auction day, and be ready to finalize your payment for the winning bid to secure your property.

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