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Smith County · Wholesale Real Estate

Smith County Wholesale Real Estate property data.

Smith County, TX (FIPS 48423) wholesale real estate property data. tracts covers 141,847 parcels in Smith County, sourced directly from the Smith County parcel layer. Every record ships with full data lineage — the source and pull date are stamped on each row, so you can verify where it came from. Texas has 254 of 254 counties wired into the pipeline.

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Data overview

What's in the dataset.

County
Smith County, TX
FIPS
48423
County seat
Tyler
Population
249,091
Data source
Smith County parcel layer
Source type
Verified county layer
Parcels
141,847
State coverage
254 / 254 counties
Lineage
Source + pull date on every record
Price
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Smith County parcel layer·Pulled June 2026
Why Smith County

Built for Solo wholesalers & small funds.

County-direct parcels with absentee, out-of-state, and tax-delinquent signals — sourced and dated, not a recycled list everyone in Smith County is already calling. Distress stacks — tax delinquency (live in 19 FL counties), absentee ownership, and an estate-name indicator on the owner record — surfaced before they hit a list.

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