Inspire TX Realty is the largest provider of auction-related data processing and foreclosure auction purchasing support in Bexar County — and we bring that same rigor to investors statewide.
The Bexar County foreclosure auction is held on the first Tuesday of every month, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (first Wednesday if the 1st falls on Jan. 1 or July 4), on the west side of the Bexar County Courthouse, 100 Dolorosa St, San Antonio, TX 78205, between the Courthouse and the Paul Elizondo Tower. Only cash or certified funds are accepted — no personal checks — and payment method is verified before bidding. The sale is open to the public, but title is not guaranteed. We walk you through all of it before you ever step up to bid.
Structured, verified data on upcoming and completed Bexar County foreclosure auctions.
We monitor trustee sale postings and calendar changes as they happen.
REIX-powered analysis so you set your max bid with confidence, not guesswork.
Help navigating title, liens, and occupancy status before and after the sale.
Cashier's check requirements, timelines, and post-auction closing support.
Bexar County depth, with the ability to support auction purchases across Texas.
On auction day, someone from the Inspire TX Realty auction desk is on the west steps of the Bexar County Courthouse — not researching from an office. We confirm your certified funds are in order, check which postings are still active or were withdrawn, and stay within reach while bids are called so you are never guessing what just happened.
We confirm which properties on your list are still going to sale before you commit your morning to standing in the heat.
We help make sure your certified funds and paperwork are in order before you are standing at the front of the line.
First time at the courthouse steps? We teach you how the process actually works before you raise your hand, not after.
Foreclosure auction properties are typically sold as-is, may have title or occupancy complications, and are not always inspectable beforehand. We help clients understand and plan for these risks — this page is educational and not legal or financial advice.
Talk to our foreclosure & auction desk about upcoming Bexar County opportunities.
The sale is held the first Tuesday of every month, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (first Wednesday if the 1st falls on Jan. 1 or July 4), on the west side of the Bexar County Courthouse, 100 Dolorosa St, San Antonio, TX 78205, between the Courthouse and the Paul Elizondo Tower.
Yes, the sale is open to the public. But bidding without underwriting is how new investors overpay or inherit hidden liens — that is where our desk comes in.
Only cash or certified funds (such as a cashier’s check) are accepted. No personal checks, and your payment method is verified before bidding begins.
Bexar County posts a foreclosure map and notice list, updated roughly twice a month. We track it for you and route relevant Bexar County (and statewide) postings so you are not refreshing a government page.
No. The County Clerk does not guarantee title and is not responsible for encumbrances. That is why our title and occupancy guidance happens before you bid, not after.
Someone from our auction desk is physically at the courthouse on every sale day — confirming active postings, checking funds and registration, and staying within reach while bids are called.
A report tells you what is for sale. We are a licensed Texas brokerage that underwrites with you, stands with you at the courthouse, and carries you through closing, title, occupancy, and your exit strategy — and we can list the property for you afterward.
Occupancy after a foreclosure sale can be complicated. We help you understand occupancy and title issues before bidding and guide next steps if a property is occupied after the sale.
We use REIX, our investor analysis platform, to model comps and rehab estimates so you set a data-backed max bid instead of guessing.
Bexar County is our deepest coverage area, and we support foreclosure auction purchases for investors statewide.
No. Auction properties carry unique risk and are typically sold as-is. This page is educational — consult an attorney or financial advisor about your specific situation.
Contact our foreclosure and auction desk to get on our auction data list, and we will walk you through underwriting, bid-day support, and closing.
