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Travis County records the lien. It does not record the loan.
A Texas county clerk indexes who borrowed from whom and on which lot — never how much, and never until when. Circlemark reads every commercial deed of trust recorded in Travis County for the stated principal and maturity, ties it to the appraisal-district parcel, and keeps it current against releases, trustee's deeds and modifications every week.
- Loans tracked
- 10,567
- Maturing in the next 12 months
- 876
- Stated maturities
- 4,674
- Lifecycle events matched
- 0
Travis County, recorded 2015 to date. As of Oct 4, 2026.
Where the numbers come from
- Travis County Clerk — deeds of trust, releases, assignments, modifications
- Travis Central Appraisal District — parcels, owners, situs addresses, market value
- SEC ABS-EE — conduit loans securitised into CMBS
- HUD & Freddie Mac — agency-insured multifamily disclosure
What Texas does not publish
Texas is a non-disclosure state: a deed states no sale price, so an origination loan-to-value cannot be computed here the way it can in New York. Maturity is stated on roughly two deeds in five; for the rest we model a due date from the lender type and say so, field by field, on the record itself.
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