About this list
PreProbates leads for Travis County, TX — August 24–30, 2026. This is a county-level pre-probate file for Travis County, Texas covering the week of August 24 to August 30, 2026. It is compiled from Travis County public death and estate records at the stage before a full probate case is opened, so the 7 records inside identify recently deceased property owners and the heirs or survivors attached to them. It is built for investors, wholesalers, agents and estate-service providers working Austin, Pflugerville, Del Valle and the rest of the county. The file is $1.40 one time and downloads instantly after checkout.
At a glance
- What it is: a pre-probate lead file — deceased homeowner and heir/survivor records drawn from Travis County public death and estate records.
- Coverage: Travis County, Texas (Austin, Pflugerville, Del Valle, Lakeway) — county-level data, part of ListCentral coverage across 2,000+ US counties.
- Filing period: August 24–30, 2026.
- Records: 7 records in this file.
- 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: weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday; source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source.
- Published: September 11, 2026.
- Content last reviewed: September 12, 2026.
- Price: $1.40 one time — no subscription required.
- Free sample: PreProbates sample data format.
Who this list is for
Travis County is Austin, and Austin's most interesting inventory is the pre-1980 housing in East Austin, Windsor Park, North Loop, South Congress and the older pockets of Pflugerville — much of it still owned by long-tenured families. These 7 records suit wholesalers, rehabbers and small builders who want that inventory before a listing agent does, and buy-and-hold investors targeting infill lots. Probate-focused agents, estate attorneys, clean-out companies, appraisers and title professionals across Central Texas use the same file as a referral source.
What is inside the file
- County Name and State
- Deceased Name
- Date of Death
- Property Address
- Mailing Address
- Parcel ID
- Property Value
- Bed and Bath count
- Year Built
- Property Use
- Heir/Survivor Name
Phone numbers and email addresses are not included by default. Skip tracing is available on request, and DNC scrubbing can be applied on request.
How fresh it is and how it is verified
This is a weekly file. Weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday, and our monthly data sets are updated by the 5th of the month. Source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source, and the attached property data is typically up to 99% accurate. One thing to be clear about: this file contains only the incremental records for the period — the 7 Travis County entries newly added or updated between August 24 and August 30, 2026. It is not a full historical dataset of every pre-probate in the county. This page was published on September 11, 2026 and its content was last reviewed on September 12, 2026.
The problem it solves
Austin's appreciation has been brutal on estates. A family inherits an East Austin bungalow their parent bought for almost nothing, and immediately faces a tax bill, a repair list and three siblings with different plans. The house sits while they argue. Investors only hear about it when it lists, at which point it is a competitive retail transaction. Pre-probate records get you into that window early, with the parcel ID, year built, property use and assessed value already attached so your first contact is credible. For the buyer that is a Travis County deal reached before the Austin market sets the price.
What it costs and what you can do with it
- Price: $1.40, one time, for the Travis County, TX file for August 24–30, 2026.
- No subscription and no hidden fees — nothing recurring, and no shipping charges on a digital file.
- Permitted marketing uses: direct mail, postcards, door knocking, cold calling, SMS and email campaigns run from your own systems, plus CRM and dialer import. You are responsible for complying with applicable federal, state and local marketing law, including calling-time, DNC and consent rules — DNC scrubbing is available on request.
- Bundles: buying several counties, several states or several list types together usually qualifies for a discount. Business invoices are available on request.
- Subscription option: if you want Travis County every week or every month instead of a single file, we can set that up — email info@listcentral.us.
How it compares
- Versus national subscription platforms such as PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource and REDX: those are recurring-subscription tools built around national databases and monthly pull limits. This is a single county file bought once, with no contract, no seat and no platform to learn — a different model, not a cheaper version of the same thing.
- Versus searching the public records yourself: Travis County records are public and you can read them. What is hard is checking them every week, matching each decedent to a parcel, pulling bed, bath, year built and assessed value, and deduplicating the result. That is the work this file removes.
- Versus aged or unlabelled scraped lists: resold lists rarely say which week they cover or when they were collected. This one states its period plainly — August 24–30, 2026 — and holds only records added or updated in that window.
- Versus our own weekly or monthly subscription for Travis County: the subscription suits continuous coverage and a steady pipeline. This one-off file suits testing Travis County volume and data quality for $1.40 before committing.
Try it free first
You can see the exact column layout before you buy. Download the free PreProbates sample data format, browse every list type at listcentral.us/collections/data-formats, or email info@listcentral.us and we will confirm anything you need about the Travis County file first. Please note that digital orders cannot be modified or returned after download, so the free sample is the right place to start.
Related
- All PreProbates lists by county
- Texas real estate leads
- Probate Leads in Texas — County & City Coverage
- ListCentral FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is in the Travis County, TX PreProbates file?
It is a CSV/Excel file of 7 pre-probate records for Travis County, Texas covering August 24–30, 2026. Each record identifies a recently deceased property owner, the property, and the heir or survivor associated with it, taken from county public records before a full probate case is opened.
How fresh is it and how often is it updated?
This is a weekly file. Weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday, monthly data by the 5th of the month, and source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source. The file holds only the incremental records for August 24–30, 2026 — it is not a full historical dataset for Travis County.
What fields does it include, and are phone numbers in it?
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 emails are not included by default; skip tracing and DNC scrubbing are available on request.
What does it cost and what am I allowed to do with it?
$1.40 one time, with no subscription and no hidden fees. You can use it for direct mail, door knocking, calling, SMS and email from your own systems, and import it into any CRM or dialer. You are responsible for complying with applicable federal, state and local marketing law.
How does this compare to a national subscription platform?
Platforms such as PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource and REDX are recurring subscriptions built on national databases with monthly pull limits. This is a one-time county file with no contract and no software to learn. Bundling several counties or list types usually qualifies for a discount.
Can I try it free before buying?
Yes. Download the free PreProbates sample data format, or browse listcentral.us/collections/data-formats, or email info@listcentral.us. There is no money-back guarantee and digital orders cannot be modified or returned after download, so please check the sample first.
This list covers Travis County, TX, a market of about 1334961 residents. ListCentral.US currently offers 69 Travis County lead lists, refreshed from county records.
