Every Travis County tax account that changed since yesterday.
Built for solo wholesalers around Austin who run their own marketing — direct mail, cold calls, texting, driving for dollars.
Every business day
Travis County file
Morning Brief
This isn't a lead list. It's a record of what changed. DistressBase reads the official Travis County delinquent file every business day and keeps its full history, so instead of guessing you see exactly what moved: who's newly delinquent, who's been delinquent for years, whose balance is growing, who paid off, and who's headed to tax sale.
What changes each morning
Every lead in your Feed carries a status, and that status is the whole point. This is every status a Travis County tax account can move into.
- Newly delinquent
- Delinquent 2+ years
- Balance growing
- Paid off — removed from your list
- Scheduled for tax sale
Read from the county, not a guess
Every business day, DistressBase reads the Travis County delinquent tax file the moment the county publishes it, and compares it against every file read before. Nothing estimated. Nothing modeled. The county's own record, watched daily.
The Morning Brief
The trigger for everything: the Morning Brief lands in your inbox every business day, right after the county file is read.
Travis, Sep 30: 37 new leads
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The Feed opens right after checkout
You see the full address and owner of every lead that went delinquent since yesterday — no waiting period.
| Address | Owner | Balance | Delinquent |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7209 Nutria Run, Austin, TX 78744 | Raymond A Alvarado | $8,517 | 2 yrs |
| 6903 Deatonhill Dr, Austin, TX 78745 | Denise Herring | $10,188 | 3 yrs |
| 14511 Running Deer Trl, Austin, TX 78734 | Sergio Aguilar | $10,863 | 3 yrs |
| 6206 Felix Ave, Austin, TX 78741 | Rodolfo Rodriguez | $12,551 | 2 yrs |