Foreclosure Sales
THE NOTICE OF SALE MUST BE POSTED AT LEAST 21 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SALE
All Notices are posted on the bulletin board directly outside of the County Clerk's Office, Room B15 (Basement doors on the South side facing Chambers Street) in the Johnson County Historic Courthouse and online at:
https://johnson.tx.publicsearch.us
The Clerk's Office has NO involvement in the Foreclosure Process or the Sale other than maintaining the Official Public Records that are filed. All questions or inquiries regarding a property scheduled to be sold should contact the current Trustee and/or Attorney listed on the Notice of Sale.
BE ADVISED: THE JOHNSON COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE PROVIDES THIS INFORMATION AS A PUBLIC SERVICE. WHILE EVERY EFFORT IS MADE TO ENSURE THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION, THE COUNTY CLERK SHALL, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, BE RESPONSIBLIE OR HELD LIABLE FOR ANY ERROR, OMISSION OR DAMAGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THE SAID INFORMATION.
Time and Location of the Foreclosure Sale
Per Texas Property Code Chapter 51, the public auction is to be held between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM on the first Tuesday of every month, with the exception that if the first Tuesday occurs on January 1 or July 4, then the sale will be held on the first Wednesday of the month.
The Sale is located on the exterior steps outside the West doors (Main floor facing Main Street) of the Johnson County Historic Courthouse on 2 N. Main St in Cleburne, TX.
Other Important Information
The Constable's Tax Sale is conducted at the same time and is located outside of the Constable's Office, Room B6. The Clerk's Office has NO involvement in the Constable's Tax Sales or the posting of the notices.
The Clerk's Office and the Constable's Office DO NOT receive a summary record of the results of the sales.
If you are attending the either the Foreclosure Sale or the Tax Sale, please be courteous to the other offices trying to conduct business. Do not block entrances to the building, interior doorways, exterior or interior stairways, and/or the elevator.
Fee Schedules - Effective January 1, 2024
ALL fees are due and payable at the time of filing. Personal checks are not accepted. Attorney's business checks are accepted. Visa and Master Cards accepted. Fees may be charged to a credit card via telephone or mail by supplying the account number, expiration date, and card holder's zip code.