Texas CivilView Listings (2026)
5 active CivilView listings in Texas right now.
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CivilView (salesweb.civilview.com), a Tyler Technologies "SalesWeb" service, is the public listing site county sheriff's and constable's offices use to publish real-property sales - court-ordered mortgage-foreclosure sheriff sales, county tax-collection sales, and Texas constable sales. Every listing is a government sale published by the county; there is no private or MLS inventory. Coverage is densest in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio, with more counties across other states. Listings are legal notices (address, case, plaintiff/defendant, sale date, and opening/upset amount) rather than photo catalogs, and bidding happens at the county's scheduled sheriff sale under terms - deposit, redemption period, payment window - set per county. This page tracks its live listings in Texas (TX); every one links back to bid on salesweb.civilview.com.Last updated: 2026-09-09
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Sheriff Sale 26-0610-CV-E - Guadalupe County, TX
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Sheriff Sale 26-0234-CV-E - Guadalupe County, TX
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Sheriff Sale 25-3065-CV-E - Guadalupe County, TX
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Sheriff Sale 24-2210-CV-E - Guadalupe County, TX
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Sheriff Sale 24-2181-CV-E - Guadalupe County, TX
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What Surplus Actually Sells For in Texas
Median winning bids from 4,550 completed Texas auction sales in the last year, by item - across every platform we track, not CivilView alone.
| Item | Median | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| desk | $7 | 433 |
| box truck | $2,731 | 323 |
| HP laptop | $130 | 281 |
| Chevrolet Tahoe | $3,025 | 259 |
| monitor | $7 | 258 |
| Ford F-150 | $1,983 | 254 |
Based on recent completed government auction sales in Texas. Click any item for its full price history and recent sold examples.
Source: the GovAuctions Surplus Price Index. Free to cite with attribution.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many CivilView listings are there in Texas?
- There are 5 active CivilView listings in Texas right now. The count refreshes with new listings every 30 minutes from salesweb.civilview.com.
- Is CivilView legit?
- Yes. CivilView (salesweb.civilview.com) is the official platform for county sheriff-sale & tax-sale real estate. CivilView (salesweb.civilview.com), a Tyler Technologies "SalesWeb" service, is the public listing site county sheriff's and constable's offices use to publish real-property sales - court-ordered mortgage-foreclosure sheriff sales, county tax-collection sales, and Texas constable sales. Every listing is a government sale published by the county; there is no private or MLS inventory. Coverage is densest in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio, with more counties across other states. Listings are legal notices (address, case, plaintiff/defendant, sale date, and opening/upset amount) rather than photo catalogs, and bidding happens at the county's scheduled sheriff sale under terms - deposit, redemption period, payment window - set per county. GovAuctions indexes CivilView listings into one searchable feed - bidding happens on salesweb.civilview.com.
- Does CivilView charge a buyer's premium?
- Deposit required; terms set per county sale. Always confirm the exact premium on the listing itself, since some sellers set their own.
- Can I buy CivilView Texas items if I don't live in Texas?
- Yes - most CivilView listings are open to bidders nationwide. The catch is pickup: most items must be picked up in person at the seller's location in Texas, typically within 5-10 business days. Plan for shipping/freight if you can't pick up locally.