As of April 5, 2026, CORE Tax Deeds is closed to new investment capital. Our full attention is on portfolio performance—asset management, redemptions, and strategic dispositions.
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Strong Track Record
Redemption Period For Flexibility
Reliable Deals With The Potential To Yield Returns
• Capture redemption premiums where applicable
• Reposition and improve underlying assets
• Exit through resale or structured disposition.
Direct, hands-on experience navigating Texas county systems, foreclosure processes, and title dynamics.
We don’t warehouse assets—we manage them. Every property is evaluated for highest-return exit strategy.
With capital formation complete, our focus is entirely on execution and investor outcomes.
Direct ownership of Texas real estate acquired at tax foreclosure—no layered leverage structures.
Tax deed investing involves buying properties sold by counties for unpaid taxes. CORE pools investor funds to acquire vacant and non-homestead properties in Texas at auction, then manages or resells them.
No thanks to Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF), almost anyone can invest.
All investments are made securely through our portal: invest.coretaxdeeds.com .
Yes, retirement funds may be used. Please confirm with your tax or financial advisor.
Texas tax deeds carry statutory redemption penalties of 25% to 50%, but returns vary by property. Past results don’t guarantee future performance.
No. As with all investments, returns are not guaranteed.
Risks include title issues, property condition, resale delays, and market changes. CORE manages these with inspections, lien checks, and due diligence.
CORE targets vacant land, infill lots, and commercial parcels after research and inspections.
Primarily vacant land, small acreage, infill lots, and commercial parcels.
They are secured, insured, and prepared for resale or monetization.
Yes. The offering is conducted under SEC Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF).
They are available on the SEC website here and on our portal: invest.coretaxdeeds.com .
Properties Acquired
Successful Exits
Underlying Real Estate Assets
Tax deed properties are often sold at significantly lower prices than traditional real estate purchases.
When you acquire a tax deed property, you typically receive a Sheriff’s Deed. This deed transfers ownership but without any warranties.
Choosing suitable properties and strategies can offer potential returns due to lower acquisition costs. We are firm believers that you make your profit when you buy right at the right location.
Investing in real estate tax deed properties allows you to diversify your investment portfolio.
When you invest in tax deed properties, you have greater control over the property's fate.
Investing in tax deed properties can contribute to the revitalization of local communities. Brings much- needed delinquent tax revenues into cities, counties, and school districts.