This is an educational site. We are not a law firm, not a HUD counselor, and we do not represent you with your lender or in court. Confirm the place of sale on your notice. The map is a courtesy — the paper in your hand wins.
Mortgage trustee sales are called in the county where the house sits, usually on the first Tuesday of the month between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. If that Tuesday is January 1 or July 4, Texas law moves the sale to the first Wednesday. Dates this year: 2026 first Tuesdays. Use the county on the notice, not the mailing city — Katy, Pearland, The Woodlands, and other city names. Walker County (Huntsville) is not Waller County (Hempstead). Austin County (Bellville) is not the City of Austin.
Sale locations
Map of the Houston-area sale locations (13 counties). Addresses are in the list below. Confirm your notice.
Pins are the usual designated places as of 2026. Commissioners Court can change the site. Always copy the street address off the notice.
- Austin County — courthouse foyer, 1 E. Main, Bellville (not the City of Austin)
- Brazoria County — Justice Center atrium, 237 E. Locust, Angleton
- Chambers County — courthouse, 404 Washington, Anahuac
- Colorado County — annex foyer, 318 Spring, Columbus
- Fort Bend County — Gus George Academy, Patton Hall, 1521 Eugene Heimann Circle, Richmond
- Galveston County — courthouse lobby, 722 Moody, Galveston; many tax sales online
- Harris County — Bayou City Event Center, 9401 Knight Road, Houston
- Liberty County — south steps, 1923 Sam Houston, Liberty
- Matagorda County — courthouse, 1700 7th Street, Bay City
- Montgomery County — Old 1936 Courthouse steps, 301 N. Main, Conroe
- Walker County — east side of courthouse, 1100 University, Huntsville (not Waller)
- Waller County — courthouse foyer, 836 Austin, Hempstead
- Wharton County — annex, 309 E. Milam, Wharton
If the sale is this week
Call the trustee and a free HUD counselor the same day. Numbers: Who to call.
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