11 properties are scheduled for the Ector County tax foreclosure sale on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. 5 struck-off properties are available for direct purchase now. 39 more are headed to auction.
Real data from the county sale list. Updated 2026-10-30. Refreshes daily.
11 Ector County properties are on the list for this sale. In-person auction at the courthouse. Dollar figures are the county's opening minimum bids, not final sale prices. A sample of 3 of the 11, highest assessed value first.
| City | Minimum bid | Assessed value |
|---|---|---|
| Odessa | $24,999 | $509,883 |
| Odessa | $54,389 | $268,210 |
| Odessa | $17,187 | $187,879 |
These Ector properties went to a tax sale, received no qualifying bid, and were struck off to the taxing entities. They are available for direct purchase, usually at or near the minimum bid, without waiting for an auction date. Combined assessed value $1,081,838. Average minimum bid $161,023. A sample of 3 of the 5, highest value first.
| City | Minimum bid | Assessed value |
|---|---|---|
| Odessa | $489,529 | $489,529 |
| Odessa | $169,207 | $383,516 |
| Odessa | $39,429 | $101,624 |
39 Ector properties carry an active tax foreclosure judgment but have not been given a sale date yet, with a combined assessed value of $4,176,483. This is the pipeline. Investors research these before they hit the courthouse steps. The full list is on the auction side of the site.
Owner names, deal grades, map pins, school district, and a Title & Liens report on researched parcels. Plus the full delinquent roll for the county, most of which never reaches auction.
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The next Ector County tax sale with properties on our list is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Courthouse sales run the first Tuesday of the month, 10 AM to 4 PM, per Texas Tax Code §34.01. Always confirm with the county tax office before attending.
11 properties are scheduled for the Tuesday, November 3, 2026 sale as of 2026-10-30. Properties can be pulled before the sale if the owner pays, so the count moves. Our list refreshes daily.
No. The minimum bid is the opening number, made up of delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, and court costs. Bidding can go higher. Where a county publishes actual results, we show confirmed sale prices on the site.
Struck-off properties are held by the taxing entities after failing to sell at auction. You buy directly from the county or its tax law firm, often at or near the minimum bid. Ector County currently has 5 on our list.
From the county's published tax sale and struck-off lists via its tax law firm, pulled daily. We show what the county publishes and never fill in gaps. Owner names, map pins, deal grades, and Title & Liens reports are on the site.
Ector County on this site: the full delinquent tax roll and 52 properties on the tax-sale list.
Ector County delinquent records →52 Ector County auction properties →
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