LeadCruncher delivers premium Texas real estate leads — covering Probate, Inheritance, Pre-Foreclosure, Foreclosure, Absentee Owner, and Pre-Probate opportunities across all 254 TX counties. From Houston's energy corridor to Dallas–Fort Worth's booming suburbs, San Antonio's historic districts, and Austin's tech-fueled growth, our platform equips Lone Star investors with the freshest data and most powerful outreach tools to close more deals.

Texas — the second-largest state by both area and population — has 254 counties, more than any other state. With no state income tax, a booming economy, and a unique probate system that favors independent administration, the Lone Star State generates an enormous volume of estate filings that create prime investment opportunities. Texas's Estates Code allows most estates to avoid ongoing court supervision, meaning properties move to motivated sellers faster — giving data-driven investors a significant edge.
LeadCruncher is purpose-built for real estate investors who need actionable Texas probate leads delivered fast. Our platform aggregates data from all 254 TX courts — from the massive Harris County Statutory Probate Court system to rural Loving County (the least-populated county in America). Whether you're wholesaling ranch homes in San Antonio, flipping bungalows in Dallas, or pursuing waterfront estates on Galveston Bay, LeadCruncher gives you the competitive edge to find motivated sellers before anyone else.
Access detailed property records, ownership histories, and county appraisal data matched with probate filings to identify high-equity distressed properties across the Lone Star State.
Contact Texas probate leads 3× faster. Reach heirs, executors, and motivated sellers from Houston to El Paso, Amarillo to Brownsville and every county between.
Launch targeted mail campaigns to TX probate leads with built-in templates, USPS-verified addresses, and scheduled drip sequences for maximum response rates.
Pull leads from every Texas county — from the Panhandle plains to the Gulf Coast, the Piney Woods to the Trans-Pecos and the Rio Grande Valley.
Texas real estate professionals rely on our secure, high-quality platform — from Probate Leads to Skip Tracing — to close more pre-foreclosure, inheritance, and absentee owner deals faster across all 254 counties.
USPS verification and secure cloud processing for all lead uploads and skip tracing results. Your Texas data is encrypted end-to-end.
Target Texas's hottest markets using smart filters, custom tags, and instant lead scoring. Prioritize high-equity properties in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin.
No hidden fees — pay-as-you-go skip tracing and flexible data access plans for solo investors and growing enterprises across the Lone Star State.
Texas-focused real estate tech specialists ready to support your data needs, dialer setup, and lead management optimization anytime you need it.
Set up dedicated team or partner accounts with full permission control for managing probate, foreclosure, and absentee owner lead pipelines.
Automate Texas probate, pre-foreclosure, and absentee owner outreach using built-in tools for mail creation, scheduling, and response tracking.
Texas has 254 counties — more than any other state in America. Probate matters are handled by County Courts at Law in most counties or by Statutory Probate Courts in larger counties like Harris (Houston), Dallas, Tarrant (Fort Worth), Bexar (San Antonio), and Travis (Austin). Under the Texas Estates Code (Title 2), estates are filed in the county of the decedent's domicile. Our platform covers every single one.
Sign up free at LeadCruncher and choose Texas as your target state. Select from any of the 254 counties or go statewide.
Use advanced filters to narrow results by county, property type, equity level, filing date, and more. Export lists or work in the built-in CRM.
Instantly skip trace heirs and executors with verified phone numbers and emails. Launch outreach via triple dialer or automated direct mail.
Manage your pipeline from first contact to closing using LeadCruncher's built-in CRM, task management, and deal tracking.
Court-verified filings from all 254 TX county and statutory probate courts — including executor names, property addresses, filing dates, and case numbers. Target estates governed by the Texas Estates Code (Title 2) including independent administration and muniment of title proceedings.
Notice of default, substitute trustee filings, and foreclosure auction data across every TX county. Texas is a non-judicial foreclosure state — properties move to auction fast via deed of trust, creating urgent opportunities for investors who act quickly.
Find Texas property owners who live out of state, have vacant properties, or are elderly and likely to enter probate. Ideal for proactive outreach campaigns in fast-growing counties like Collin, Williamson, Hays, and Fort Bend.
Watch a quick walkthrough of the platform and discover how easy it is to pull fresh probate leads, skip trace contacts, and launch outreach campaigns targeting any of Texas's 254 counties.
Search probate and inheritance filings across all 254 Texas counties. Filter by filing date, county, property type, estimated equity, and executor details. Our system pulls directly from TX county and statutory probate court records for the freshest data available.
Access notice of default, substitute trustee, and foreclosure auction filings from every TX county. Texas's non-judicial foreclosure process allows auctions on the first Tuesday of each month — making early access critical for investors.
Identify out-of-state owners, vacant properties, and tax-delinquent parcels across Texas. These leads are especially valuable in fast-appreciating counties like Hays (Austin suburbs), Collin (DFW), and Fort Bend (Houston).
Manage your entire Texas pipeline in one place. Tag leads, set follow-up reminders, track deal stages, and stack multiple lists (probate + pre-foreclosure + absentee owner) for maximum coverage across all 254 counties.
Call three Texas probate leads simultaneously and connect with the first person who answers. Supports local caller ID for all major TX area codes (210, 214, 281, 346, 409, 432, 469, 512, 682, 713, 737, 806, 817, 830, 832, 903, 915, 936, 940, 956, 972, 979) to maximize answer rates across the Lone Star State.
Skip trace Texas heirs, executors, and property owners in seconds. Get verified phone numbers, email addresses, and current mailing addresses — powered by TLO-grade data sources covering every corner of the Lone Star State.
Send personalized postcards, letters, and email campaigns to TX probate leads with USPS-verified addresses. Schedule drip sequences, track delivery, and measure response rates — all from within the platform.
Upload your own Texas property lists and stack them against our probate, foreclosure, and absentee owner databases. Identify cross-matching leads with the highest motivation scores for maximum deal flow.
Texas probate is governed by the Texas Estates Code (Title 2), which replaced the old Probate Code in 2014. Key facts every investor needs to know:
Most TX estates use independent administration — meaning the executor can sell property without ongoing court supervision. This speeds up the process significantly for investors.
Under Estates Code § 257.001, Texas offers a unique "muniment of title" process for estates with a will and no unsecured debts — transferring property without formal administration.
Estates valued under $75,000 (excluding homestead) may use a small estate affidavit under Estates Code § 205.001 to bypass formal probate entirely.
Texas has no state income tax and no state estate or inheritance tax — making estate settlements financially simpler for heirs and more attractive for investors.
Texas is a community property state. When a spouse dies, only their half of community property enters probate — creating unique investment dynamics.
TX allows non-judicial foreclosure via deed of trust with sales on the first Tuesday of each month at the county courthouse — creating time-sensitive opportunities.
"LeadCruncher transformed my Houston probate business. I closed six deals in Harris County alone within three months. The independent administration leads are gold."
"The triple dialer with local 214 and 713 caller IDs gets heirs to pick up. I cover Dallas and Houston markets and connect with more leads than any other platform."
"Having all 254 TX counties in one platform with CRM, mail merge, and dialer is a game-changer. I switched from three tools to just LeadCruncher and never looked back."
Texas probate leads are records of properties attached to estates being processed through one of TX's 254 county courts or statutory probate courts. When a property owner passes away, their estate enters probate under the Texas Estates Code, creating opportunities for investors to connect with heirs and executors who may be motivated to sell inherited properties.
LeadCruncher covers all 254 Texas counties — the most of any U.S. state. From Harris County (Houston) and Dallas County to rural Loving County (the least populated county in America), every TX county is fully covered.
Our Texas probate leads are updated daily as new filings are recorded across all 254 county courts. This ensures you're always working with the freshest data available in the Lone Star State.
No. Texas has no state income tax, no state estate tax, and no state inheritance tax. Estates are still subject to federal estate tax if they exceed the federal exemption threshold.
Independent administration is a Texas-specific probate process where the executor manages the estate without ongoing court supervision. Most TX wills include independent administration provisions, meaning properties can be sold without court approval — a major advantage for real estate investors.
Under Texas Estates Code § 257.001, muniment of title is a streamlined probate process for estates with a valid will and no unsecured debts. The court simply validates the will to transfer property title — no executor appointment or formal administration needed.
Under Estates Code § 205.001, Texas estates valued at $75,000 or less (excluding homestead and exempt property) may use a small estate affidavit to transfer assets without formal probate. These properties can still be excellent investment targets.
LeadCruncher's skip tracing uses TLO-grade data sources to locate current phone numbers, email addresses, and mailing addresses for heirs and executors named in TX probate filings. Results are delivered in seconds.
Yes. Filter by any individual county, metro area (DFW, Houston, San Antonio, Austin), or all 254 counties at once. Additional filters include property type, filing date, estimated equity, and more.
Statutory probate courts are specialized courts in larger TX counties (like Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar, and Travis) that handle only probate matters. Most smaller counties handle probate through their county courts or county courts at law.
Texas allows non-judicial foreclosure via deed of trust. Foreclosure auctions happen on the first Tuesday of each month at the county courthouse. This predictable schedule and fast timeline make early access to pre-foreclosure data crucial.
The triple dialer supports local caller ID for all major Texas area codes: 210 (San Antonio), 214/469/972 (Dallas), 281/346/713/832 (Houston), 254 (Waco), 409 (Beaumont), 432 (Midland-Odessa), 512/737 (Austin), 682/817 (Fort Worth), 806 (Lubbock/Amarillo), 830/956 (South TX), 903 (East TX), 915 (El Paso), 936/979 (Brazos Valley), and 940 (Wichita Falls).
Absolutely. Use county-level filters for Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Ellis, Johnson, Parker, Kaufman, and Wise counties to target probate leads in DFW's fastest-growing suburban markets.
Yes. Texas is one of nine community property states. When a married property owner dies, only their half of community property enters probate. Understanding this dynamic helps investors identify the right decision-makers.
Yes. Upload your own property lists and stack them against our probate, foreclosure, and absentee owner databases. Identify overlapping leads with the highest motivation scores for maximum deal flow.
Yes. LeadCruncher offers a free trial so you can explore Texas probate leads, test skip tracing, and experience the CRM and dialer before committing to a paid plan.
Create a free account, select Texas, choose your target counties, and start pulling leads immediately. You can also book a 15-minute demo to see the full platform in action.
All property types: single-family homes, condos, multi-family, townhomes, ranch land, farm acreage, commercial properties, and mobile homes. Texas's vast and diverse property stock means opportunities at every price point and in every region.
Yes. Probate filings in Texas are public records maintained by each county's clerk office. LeadCruncher aggregates these public records into a single searchable platform, saving you from visiting individual courthouses across 254 counties.
All plans include email support. Platinum users receive priority support, and Enterprise users get a dedicated account manager plus live onboarding assistance.
Join thousands of Lone Star State real estate investors who use LeadCruncher to find, contact, and close probate deals faster across all 254 counties. Get started today or book a free demo with our team.