Daily Harris County foreclosure, tax delinquent, and code violation lists for Houston real estate investors. Skip trace owners ($0.03), pull sold comps ($0.25), send postcards ($0.99). $39/month, cancel anytime.
Houston Foreclosure Alerts is the all-in-one platform for finding off-market real estate deals in Harris County. We pull foreclosure filings, code violation notices, and tax delinquent properties directly from public records every weekday — then give you the entire workflow to turn those leads into closed deals: skip tracing, sold comps, direct mail, mapping, door-knock routing, and a built-in CRM. All for $39/month plus pay-as-you-go usage.
The highest-volume distressed-property ZIPs include 77088, 77093, 77091, 77016, 77076 (North Houston / Acres Homes) and 77051, 77033, 77028, 77026, 77022 (South / East Houston). Filter every list by ZIP, save your farm as a saved list, and get a daily email of new filings in your area. Read our 2026 ZIP-code guide →
Unlimited access to all three daily lists, interactive map, door knock mode, CRM, daily alerts, and deal marketplace. Pay-as-you-go for skip tracing ($0.03), comp reports ($0.25), and direct mail ($0.99+). No contracts, cancel anytime. New subscribers get a $2.50 welcome bonus.
We provide three daily updated lists from Harris County: (1) Foreclosure list — courthouse filings with case numbers and sale dates, (2) Code violation list — active City of Houston enforcement notices, and (3) Tax delinquent list — properties behind on Harris County property taxes. All three are ideal for finding off-market investment leads.
Texas is a non-judicial foreclosure state, meaning lenders don't need a court order — they file a notice and the property goes to auction within 20–25 days. Harris County foreclosure auctions are held the first Tuesday of every month at the courthouse. Our list shows you filings as they happen so you can reach owners before the auction date.
The best off-market deals in Houston come from distressed property lists — foreclosures, tax delinquents, and code violations — before they ever hit the MLS. Our platform pulls these directly from Harris County and City of Houston records every weekday, giving you access to motivated sellers while the filings are still fresh.
The highest-volume zip codes for distressed properties in Harris County include 77088, 77093, 77091, 77016, and 77076 in North Houston; 77051, 77033, 77028, and 77026 in South/East Houston. These areas consistently produce the most foreclosure filings, tax delinquencies, and code violations per month — making them prime hunting grounds for house flippers and wholesalers.
A pre-foreclosure is a property where the owner has received a foreclosure notice but the auction hasn't happened yet. In Harris County, you typically have a 20–25 day window between filing and sale. That window is your opportunity to contact the owner directly, negotiate a cash purchase, and close before it ever hits the auction. Our list shows pre-foreclosures the day they're filed.
Scraped property data platforms pull public records in bulk — which is why their Houston data is often weeks behind and can contain parsing errors. We take the opposite approach: every Harris County foreclosure, tax delinquent, and code violation record is hand-entered by our dedicated research team, within one business day of filing. You get clean data without the aggregator lag. More importantly, we're built for the full workflow: map every lead, plan a door-knock route on your phone, track leads in a built-in CRM with notes and follow-up status, and get new filings in your inbox every morning. You're not just buying a list — you're getting the complete system to work it.
Yes. Every list exports to CSV with owner name split into first and last name, and address split into street, city, state, and zip — ready to plug directly into your mail merge, CRM, or skip trace provider. No reformatting needed.
No — the opposite. Every record on HFA is hand-entered by our dedicated research team, every business day, directly from Harris County District Clerk foreclosure filings, City of Houston code enforcement records, and HCAD tax delinquent rolls. We don't use scrapers, OCR, or third-party aggregators. A human reviews every owner name, case number, filing date, and mailing address before it goes live, which means the data is clean and fresh by the time you see it — within one business day of the courthouse filing. It's slower to build than a scraper, but the tradeoff is clean data you can actually send mail to without it bouncing back.
Door knock mode turns your phone into a field canvassing tool. Select any properties from your list, and the platform builds an optimized driving route so you hit every address in the most efficient order. As you go, you can mark each property as knocked, leave notes, and add it straight to your lead tracker — all without leaving the map. It's designed to replace the spreadsheet-and-clipboard workflow most investors still use in the field.
Yes. Every property on the platform has a 'Save to Pipeline' option. Once saved, you can tag it with a status (New Lead, Contacted, Under Contract, etc.), add timestamped notes, and track your full follow-up history. It's not a replacement for a full CRM like Podio or REsimpli, but for keeping track of the leads you're actively working from our lists, it's built right in — no copy-pasting into a separate tool.
Absolutely. No contracts, no hidden fees. Cancel your $39/month subscription at any time from your account page.