Growing auction flow
Rising distress creates more homes to screen, inspect, price, and bid.
Courthouse foreclosure acquisitions
We buy single-family foreclosures from the courthouse using disciplined and proven underwriting.
Market opportunity
Texas leads the country in foreclosure activity. As moratorium-era distortions unwind and borrowers face tighter affordability, courthouse supply has become a larger and more consistent opportunity set.
Rising distress creates more homes to screen, inspect, price, and bid.
Courthouse buyers need speed and certainty, which removes many traditional buyers.
Value, repairs, title, occupancy, rent, and resale liquidity determine the bid.
Investment strategy
Target purchases at 60-70% of after-repaired value, less estimated repairs.
The firm has acquired more than 100 auction houses across prior transactions.
Historically, capital has been redeployed about twice per year after properties are sold or refinanced.
Sell, rent, refinance, or hold based on the property, market, and capital plan.
Operating process
Use data aggregators and AI-assisted screening to identify auction candidates.
Verify values, repairs, occupancy, rent, title risk, and resale liquidity.
Prefer vacant properties, while selectively buying occupied homes when margin is clear.
Make ready, list with a neighborhood-local agent, sell, rent, or refinance.
Deal flow
Investor fit
Minimum investment
Target capital lock-up period
Additional unwind period for remaining assets
Preferred return with 10% equity participation
Team and credibility
The operating team combines auction acquisition experience with neighborhood-level resale judgment, construction coordination, property management, and disciplined capital allocation.
Contact
Texas Auction Fund is intended for accredited investors. Contact the team to review the investor materials, track record, fund terms, and current opportunity set.
This website is informational only and is not an offer to sell securities or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities.