Foreclosure Leads San AntonioWhere Timing Makes the Listing

A homeowner who has received a Notice of Trustee Sale but has not yet gone to auction. They still own the home and can sell. That window — between the NTS filing and auction day — is where agents and investors work.

A legal filing in Bexar County that sets a foreclosure auction date — at least 21 days out under Texas Property Code §51.002. It means the lender has accelerated the loan and the homeowner has a hard deadline.

At minimum 21 days. Auctions are held on the first Tuesday of every month. Depending on when the NTS is filed, agents typically have 14 to 64 days before auction.

Yes — until the auction happens. If there is enough equity to pay off the mortgage, taxes, liens, and selling costs, a pre-auction sale is possible. Once the bank wins at auction, the opportunity is gone.

Equity. Estimated equity = market value minus total debt minus selling costs. If the number is large enough to close below market, pursue it. Also check for clean title — second liens, HOA liens, and judgments can kill a deal.

A pre-foreclosure lead is an owner who has been notified of a pending auction but still owns the home — and can still sell. Foreclosure (REO) is property the bank already owns after the auction. Pre-foreclosure is where agents and homeowners both still have options.

Both — but buyer-leaning. The homeowner needs to sell, but closing before auction usually requires a cash buyer who can move fast. Realtors with a ready investor list convert the most pre-foreclosure leads.

The main lead types in Bexar County are pre-foreclosure (NTS filings), probate (estate sales), divorce (court-ordered sales), and inherited property transfers. Leadibles covers all four.

Public court records are the highest-intent source — NTS filings, probate filings, divorce decrees, and deed transfers. These homeowners have a documented reason to sell. Leadibles monitors all of them in Bexar County daily.

Options include national platforms like Zillow Premier Agent, cold calling lists, and specialty sources like Leadibles that pull from Bexar County court filings. Specialty sources tend to produce more motivated sellers because the data is specific and time-sensitive.

Leadibles monitors Bexar County court filings daily and delivers leads within days of the NTS being filed — typically 2 to 3 weeks ahead of national aggregators. More time before auction means more options for the homeowner and a cleaner deal for the agent.

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Yes. All Leadibles foreclosure leads come from Bexar County NTS filings. We monitor court records daily and deliver leads within days of filing — giving agents typically 2–3 weeks more time before auction than national services.

Bexar County foreclosure auctions are held on the first Tuesday of every month, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Bexar County courthouse. Texas requires a minimum 21-day notice before auction — which is why data freshness matters. The earlier an agent calls, the more options the homeowner has.