Knox County has no tax sale date on the calendar right now, but DeedFlex is tracking 14 listings here you can research and act on today. This page updates the moment the county posts its next sale.
Counties often post tax sale dates only weeks ahead. We last re-read the Knox County source 15 hours ago, and the next sale will show up here once the county announces it.
Meanwhile you can research the 14 Knox County live listings DeedFlex tracks, or check the full Texas auction calendar.
Free — we'll email you the day the sale date (and fresh listings) post.
Knox County runs its tax sales under Texas state rules: it is a tax deed state with a redemption posture of 6 mo (varies). Most property: 180 days. Homestead, agricultural-use land or a mineral interest: 2 years. Both are counted from the day the deed is recorded, not the sale day. Check the appraisal district for homestead and agricultural status before bidding.
TX Tax Code §34.21 — 180-day redemption for non-homestead/non-agricultural; 2-year redemption for homestead, agricultural, or mineral interest properties.
Texas sells the property itself: a sheriff or constable sells it under a court judgment and you get a deed, but the former owner can still buy it back. The window is 180 days, or two years if the property was a homestead, farm land with an agricultural appraisal, or a mineral interest, counted from the day your deed is recorded. To buy it back the owner must repay what you bid plus costs and a 25% premium (50% in the second year of a two-year window). While the window runs you hold the deed and possession, but you cannot safely resell. High property tax rates mean large judgment amounts.
No Knox County sale is on the public calendar yet. DeedFlex tracks 14 live listings there and posts the sale date the day the county announces it.
14 Knox County live listings tracked right now; the auction list is published once the county schedules a sale.
Texas is a tax deed state with a redemption posture of 6 mo (varies). Most property: 180 days. Homestead, agricultural-use land or a mineral interest: 2 years. Both are counted from the day the deed is recorded, not the sale day. Check the appraisal district for homestead and agricultural status before bidding.
Texas tax sales are paid in full at the sale — cash or cashier's check in most counties; some officers allow an hour or two to bring funds. There is no deposit-and-balance-later. Many counties require you to register before the sale, and in counties of 250,000 or more people (and smaller counties that opt in) you must show a statement from the county tax office that you owe no delinquent property taxes (Tex. Tax Code 34.011, 34.015).
The current Knox County list, with deal scores, opening bids and valuations, is on DeedFlex, re-read on a daily crawl. Preview it free, no card needed to browse.
Sale dates come from official county sources and can change or be cancelled by the county at any time. Always verify the date, time, location, and registration requirements with the county before bidding. Property counts reflect active listings DeedFlex currently tracks for each sale.