About this list
Probate leads for Bexar County, TX — Apr 13-19, 2026. This is a ready-to-use CSV/XLSX data file of probate records recorded in Bexar County, Texas during Apr 13-19, 2026, sourced from county probate court filings (newly opened estate and executor/administrator appointments) and matched to owner, mailing-address, parcel and property-value data. Built for real estate investors, wholesalers and agents who want motivated Bexar County sellers before those properties reach the MLS. Delivered as an instant download for $7.40.
At a glance
- What it is: Probate lead list (downloadable data file, not a subscription)
- Coverage: Bexar County, Texas (TX) — county-level, nationwide catalogue across 2,000+ counties
- Filing period: Apr 13-19, 2026
- Records: Record count varies with county filing volume for the period — email us and we will confirm the exact count for this file before you buy
- Format: CSV / Excel (.xlsx) — imports into any CRM, dialer or mail platform
- Delivery: Instant digital download plus an emailed copy; available worldwide, no shipping fees
- Freshness: Weekly file. New weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday, and each weekly file holds the incremental (newly added or updated) filings for that week only — it is not a full historical dataset.
- Published: April 24, 2026 · Content last reviewed: September 12, 2026
- Price: $7.40 one time — no subscription required, no hidden fees
- Free sample: free Probates sample file
Who this list is for
Probate investors, wholesalers and agents who work estate sales in San Antonio and the wider Bexar County market, plus estate-focused direct-mail marketers.
What is inside the file
- Decedent / owner name
- Property address
- Executor or personal representative name and mailing address
- Case number, filing date and court
- Parcel number and property type
- Assessed or estimated property value
- Bed / bath / sqft / year built (where available)
- Attorney name and address (where available)
Records are deduplicated and formatted for direct import. Phone numbers and email addresses are not included by default — skip tracing can add them, and DNC scrubbing is available on request.
How fresh it is and how it is verified
Weekly file. New weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday, and each weekly file holds the incremental (newly added or updated) filings for that week only — it is not a full historical dataset. Source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source, deduplicated, and checked against ownership and parcel data; our property data is typically up to 99% accurate. This file was published on April 24, 2026 and its content was last reviewed on September 12, 2026.
The problem it solves
Heirs and executors of a newly opened estate usually have a property they did not plan to own, often out of state, with carrying costs running. Reaching them in the weeks after the filing — before the estate is listed — is the difference between a negotiated off-market purchase and bidding against everyone on the MLS. Doing this manually means checking the probate court docket every week and re-keying names, addresses and parcel data by hand.
What it costs and what you can do with it
- $7.40, one-time, for this Bexar County Apr 13-19, 2026 file — instant download, emailed copy included
- No subscription, no shipping, no hidden fees; business invoices available on request
- Usable for direct mail, cold calling, SMS and email marketing — you are responsible for complying with applicable federal, state and local marketing law
- Bundle counties, states or list types for a volume discount; weekly and monthly subscription plans are available for the same county
How it compares
- vs. national subscription platforms (PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource, REDX): those charge a recurring monthly fee for a national database you filter and dedupe yourself. This is one county-period file, paid once, already filtered from the county record.
- vs. free public-record searching: the same county probate court filings are public, but pulling them weekly, deduplicating them and joining ownership, mailing and parcel data is hours of work per county, per period.
- vs. aged or scraped lists: this file covers a specific, stated period (Apr 13-19, 2026) rather than an unlabelled dump, so you know exactly how old every record is.
- vs. our own subscription: if you work Bexar County continuously, a weekly or monthly plan delivers each new period automatically instead of buying file by file.
Try it free first
Download the free Probates sample file or browse all data formats and samples to see the exact columns before you spend anything. You can also email info@listcentral.us for a free sample of any list type, or to confirm the record count for this file. Because data is delivered instantly, orders cannot be modified or returned after download — so use the sample.
Related
- All Probate Leads — every county and period we publish
- Texas real estate lead lists
- Probate Leads in San Antonio, TX: Bexar County Estate Pipeline
- Data, delivery and subscription FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is the Bexar County, TX Probate list for Apr 13-19, 2026?
It is a downloadable CSV/XLSX file of probate records recorded in Bexar County, Texas during Apr 13-19, 2026, built from county probate court filings (newly opened estate and executor/administrator appointments) and matched to property ownership and parcel data.
How fresh is this probate data and how often is it updated?
Weekly file. New weekly data is refreshed by the close of Thursday, and each weekly file holds the incremental (newly added or updated) filings for that week only — it is not a full historical dataset. Source records are collected within 24 hours of being updated at the source, and our property data is typically up to 99% accurate. This file was published on April 24, 2026 and last reviewed on September 12, 2026.
What fields are included, and are phone numbers included?
Each record includes owner and property identifiers, parcel and value data, and the case or filing details listed above. Phone numbers and email addresses are not included by default — skip tracing is available on request, and DNC scrubbing can be applied on request.
What does it cost and can I use it for direct mail or cold calling?
$7.40 one time for this file, delivered instantly, with no shipping or hidden fees. You may use it for direct mail, cold calling, texting and email marketing, and you are responsible for complying with the applicable federal, state and local marketing rules. Bundles across counties, states or list types usually qualify for a discount, and business invoices are available.
How does this compare with a national data subscription?
Platforms such as PropStream, BatchLeads, ListSource and REDX sell a monthly subscription to a national database that you filter yourself. This is a single county-period file, paid once, already filtered and deduplicated, sourced from the county record rather than a national aggregator — so nothing recurs if you only work one market. If you do want recurring data, we run weekly and monthly subscription plans for the same county.
Can I try it free before buying?
Yes. Download the free Probates sample file to see the exact columns and formatting, or email info@listcentral.us to request free samples of any list type. Note that because files are delivered instantly, orders cannot be modified or returned after download — so review the sample first.
This list covers Bexar County, TX, a market of about 2087679 residents. ListCentral.US currently offers 64 Bexar County lead lists, refreshed from county records.
