Loans maturing: private and hard-money loans coming due

Investor loans to LLCs coming due in Bexar, Dallas and Tarrant, read from recorded deeds of trust and refreshed weekly.

Updated Oct 22, 2026

Loans maturing lists private and hard-money loans to LLCs that come due soon, read from deeds of trust recorded at the county.

What you see

  • The property, the borrowing LLC and the lender.
  • The maturity date: either stated in the recorded document or a clearly labeled estimate.
  • Soonest first, so you see who is about to need a refinance, an extension or a sale.

Coverage and freshness

Bexar, Dallas and Tarrant counties today, refreshed weekly. Payoffs, releases and extensions can be recorded weeks after they happen, so a loan on the list may already be paid or extended.

A maturing loan is not a default. Treat it as a reason to start a conversation, never as proof the borrower is in trouble.

Quick answers

Which counties have loan maturities?

Bexar, Dallas and Tarrant today, refreshed weekly from recorded deeds of trust.

Does a maturing loan mean the borrower defaulted?

No. It only means the loan's term ends soon. Many are refinanced or extended.

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