Inventory last read from county and state sources November 7, 2026
Parker County, TX Struck-Off Tax Property (2026): 2 Resale Listings
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Quick answer: Parker County has 2 struck-off properties — parcels that drew no bid at a Texas tax sale and were bid off to the taxing unit that brought the suit. They are not sold over the counter at a set price or to the first buyer to apply. The taxing units re-offer them as tax resale property: at a later public resale, where the property may sell for any amount, or by private sale (Tex. Tax Code 34.05).
2 of 2 listings in Parker County were on the county or state source's list when we re-read it in the last 30 days. Newest read: Nov 7, 2026. Confirm any parcel with the office that holds it before you pay.
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Parker County OTC inventory snapshot
Of the 2 county-held listings DeedFlex tracks in Parker County, 2 show a listed amount. They run from $10,049 to $21,935, with a median of $15,992; 0 are under $1,000 and 0 under $5,000.
What is on the list: 2 single-family homes.
By listed amount: 2 $5,000 to $24,999.
Lowest listed amounts right now:
- $10,049 — single-family home
- $21,935 — single-family home
Source: the county-held list as published by the county or its collection office, last checked 2026-11-07. Counts and prices are from the listings on this page and change as the county sells or adds parcels. How we check our sources.
What happened to these. When a Texas tax sale draws no sufficient bid, “the officer making the sale shall bid the property off to the taxing unit that requested the order of sale” (Tex. Tax Code 34.01(j)), and that taxing unit “takes title to the property for the use and benefit of itself and all other taxing units that established tax liens in the suit” (34.01(k)). In the words of one of the law firms that runs these sales: “After receiving no bids at the original sheriff's auction, the property is struck off to the taxing jurisdiction that requested the Order of Sale and then jointly owned by all of the taxing jurisdictions that participated in the tax suit. The properties are then reoffered for sale as tax resale property.” (Perdue Brandon, Tax Resale Information).
The full Texas rules for county-held property, with the statute citations, are on the Texas over-the-counter page. See also this county's tax-sale overview.
How to buy Texas struck-off property
The Texas buying steps, with the official source and the statute, are on the Texas over-the-counter page. For Parker County, start with the source office listed above and confirm the parcel is still listed.
How current this list is
Newest read of the Texas list from county and state sources: November 7, 2026. 100% of the list was re-read in the last 30 days. 100% of these listings link to their official source page and 99% carry a price or amount owed. Counties sell and redeem parcels between our reads, so confirm each one with the office that holds it before you pay anything.
Frequently asked questions
What do county-held properties cost in Parker County?
DeedFlex tracks 2 county-held listings in Parker County; their listed amounts run $10,049 to $21,935 (median $15,992).
What does struck off mean in Texas?
When a Texas tax sale draws no sufficient bid, the officer bids the property off to the taxing unit that requested the sale (Tex. Tax Code 34.01(j)). That taxing unit holds title for itself and the other taxing units in the suit (34.01(k)) and can resell it later.