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PREPROBATES
Dallas County, TX
August 2026
Owner / AddressEst. Property ValueStatus
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J. Martin · 14 Oak St$418,500Vacant
R. Alvarez · 88 Pine Ave$329,900Absentee
S. Kim · 5 Elm Ct$712,000Owner-occ
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PreProbates - Dallas County, TX - August 2026

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About this list

PreProbate leads for Dallas County, TX — August 2026. This is a downloadable CSV/Excel file of the 130 pre-probate records newly added or updated in Dallas County, Texas during August 2026, drawn from county death and estate filings and matched against property records for the parcel. It is built for real estate investors, wholesalers, agents and estate-service providers working Dallas, Garland, Irving, Mesquite, Richardson and the rest of Dallas County who want to reach heirs and personal representatives early. It costs $26.00 one time and downloads instantly at checkout, with an emailed copy as backup.

At a glance

  • What it is: a pre-probate lead list — deceased homeowners matched to their property and, where available, an heir or survivor name.
  • Coverage: Dallas County, Texas (TX) only. Part of ListCentral's county-level coverage across 2,000+ US counties.
  • Filing period: August 2026 (full month).
  • Records: 130 records in this file — the largest monthly PreProbates file in this batch.
  • Format: CSV / Excel (.xlsx), deduplicated, imports into any CRM, dialer or marketing platform.
  • Delivery: instant digital download plus an emailed copy; worldwide; no shipping fees.
  • Freshness: monthly data is updated by the 5th of the month; source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source.
  • Published: September 12, 2026.
  • Content last reviewed: September 12, 2026.
  • Price: $26.00, one time.
  • Free sample: Sample Data Format – PreProbates.

Who this list is for

Dallas County spans Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove at one end and Highland Park and Lakewood at the other, with enormous mid-century inventory across Garland, Mesquite and Irving in between. At 130 records this is a month of volume you can actually build a business around rather than a handful of one-off leads. It suits DFW wholesalers running mail at scale, rental operators, listing agents chasing estate business, and probate attorneys, clean-out crews and auctioneers.

What is inside the file

  • County Name
  • State
  • Deceased Name
  • Date of Death
  • Property Address
  • Mailing Address
  • Parcel ID
  • Property Value
  • Bed
  • Bath
  • Year Built
  • Property Use
  • Heir/Survivor Name

Phone numbers and email addresses are not included by default. Skip tracing is available on request, and we will scrub against DNC on request.

How fresh it is and how it is verified

Monthly files like this one are updated by the 5th of the month; our weekly files are refreshed by the close of Thursday. Source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source, and property data is typically up to 99% accurate. One thing to be clear about: this file is incremental. It contains only the Dallas County pre-probate records newly added or updated during August 2026 — it is not a full historical dataset of every pre-probate property in the county. Published September 12, 2026. Content last reviewed September 12, 2026.

The problem it solves

At 130 records a month, Dallas County is a market you can work as a system rather than a series of lucky finds — but only if the data arrives structured. Pulling that many filings from the county yourself, matching each decedent to a parcel and pricing them takes days you would rather spend on offers. This file hands you the whole month already matched, with property address, parcel, year built, beds/baths, property use and assessed value on every row, so you can segment Oak Cliff from Richardson, run a mail drop and start dialling within an hour of download.

What it costs and what you can do with it

  • $26.00, one time, for all 130 Dallas County records — twenty cents a record, no subscription required and no hidden fees.
  • Import it into your CRM, dialer or marketing platform and run direct mail, cold calling, SMS, email or door-knocking campaigns to heirs and personal representatives.
  • You are responsible for complying with applicable federal, state and local marketing law, including DNC rules — ask us to scrub the file before delivery if that helps.
  • Bundling several counties, states or list types usually qualifies for a discount, and business invoices are available on request: info@listcentral.us.
  • Want ongoing Dallas County coverage? Buy each month's file as it publishes, or take the weekly Texas county files for faster turnaround — neither locks you into a subscription.

How it compares

  • vs national subscription platforms (PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource, REDX): those run on recurring subscriptions and seat or pull limits across a nationwide database. This is a one-off file for one county and one month, so you pay for Dallas County only and keep the data.
  • vs searching the Dallas County public records yourself: Texas is a non-disclosure state, so sale prices are not public and reconstructing a month of 130 filings means repeated visits, parcel matching and manual deduping. This arrives matched, deduplicated and ready to import.
  • vs aged or unlabelled scraped lists: those rarely say which county or which month the records came from. Every row here is labelled to Dallas County, TX and to the August 2026 filing period.
  • vs our own weekly Texas county files: the weekly files get you each batch within days, which matters if you call rather than mail; this monthly file trades a little speed for one clean download covering the whole period. Both are incremental — pick the cadence that matches how you work.

Try it free first

Download the free Sample Data Format – PreProbates to see the exact columns and row layout before you pay, or browse every layout we publish at data formats. Questions about Dallas County coverage? Email info@listcentral.us and we will answer before you buy. Please note that digital orders cannot be modified or returned once downloaded, so check the sample first.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the PreProbates file for Dallas County, TX?

It is a CSV/Excel list of the 130 pre-probate records newly added or updated in Dallas County, Texas during August 2026, with each deceased homeowner matched to their property and, where available, an heir or survivor name.

How fresh is the data and how often is it updated?

Monthly files are updated by the 5th of the month and weekly files by the close of Thursday. Source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source, and property data is typically up to 99% accurate. This file is incremental — it holds only the records added or updated in August 2026, not a full history of Dallas County.

What fields are included, and are phone numbers in the file?

County Name, State, Deceased Name, Date of Death, Property Address, Mailing Address, Parcel ID, Property Value, Bed, Bath, Year Built, Property Use and Heir/Survivor Name. Phone numbers and email addresses are not included by default, but skip tracing and DNC scrubbing are available on request.

What does it cost and what am I allowed to do with it?

$26.00 one time, with no subscription and no hidden fees. You can import it into any CRM, dialer or marketing platform and use it for direct mail, calling, SMS or email, provided you comply with applicable federal, state and local marketing law.

How does it compare to a national subscription platform?

Platforms such as PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource and REDX run on recurring subscriptions covering a national database. This is a one-off file for Dallas County and August 2026 only, so you pay for the county you actually work and you keep the data.

Can I try it free first?

Yes. Download the free Sample Data Format – PreProbates product, or browse our data formats collection, to see the exact columns before buying. There is no money-back guarantee and digital orders cannot be returned once downloaded, so check the sample first. Email info@listcentral.us with any questions.

This list covers Dallas County, TX, a market of about 2606358 residents. ListCentral.US currently offers 1 Dallas County lead lists, refreshed from county records.

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