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Ownership chain  /  184 BECK LN BASTROP 78602

County appraisal roll

The property

Address
184 BECK LN BASTROP 78602
Market value on the roll
$60,637
Living area
1,208 sq ft
Parcel ID
000000048840
Built
1930
Acquired
17659
State class code
A1|A2
Legal description, as written on the roll
A248 Mays, Andrew, ACRES 1

Roughly 1 units, and that is an estimate, not a count. The roll does not publish a unit count for most buildings, so this figure is the floor area divided by 900 square feet, corrected by class code only for houses and small duplex-to-fourplex classes. It is the same number as the living area above, divided. Treat it as a size band, not a fact

Source: bastrop county appraisal roll · roll year 2025 · class A1|A2 · owner-occupied flag: no · in the registry lookup scope: yes

County appraisal roll

The name on the roll

Owner of record
BILL LOURA BECK FAMILY TRUST 102116 LORI BECK MARK BECK COTRUES
Where the tax bill is mailed
195 PONDEROSA RD BASTROP TX 78602

Source: bastrop county appraisal roll · roll year 2025 · the roll lists no mailing address for the tax agent

Texas franchise tax registryLookup rejected

Our lookup was rejected

The registry rejected our lookup for this name and returned nothing usable. That is our query failing, not Texas reporting that nothing is filed under the name. We do not know whether this name has a Texas filing, so the chain trails off dashed and open. Do not read it as a clean record, and do not read it as an absence either

Source: Texas Comptroller franchise tax registry · no usable answer on file · reload this page later to pick up the answer

Joined across 13 county rolls

What this landlord holds

BILL LOURA BECK FAMILY TRUST 102116 LORI BECK MARK BECK COTRUES
$1,238,170Market value
2Properties
1,208Sq ft living area
≈2Units estimated

This building is one of 2 held under the same name and mailing address on the rolls

See the landlord profile

Owner key: name plus mailing address, matched across the county appraisal rolls · roll year 2025

How to read the end of a chain

A chain can end three ways, and the difference matters. Two of them are answers. One of them is a gap in what we know, and it is drawn as a gap so you never mistake it for an answer

Matched

The name on the roll lines up with a Texas business filing. We show both names side by side so you can reject a bad match yourself

25,455 owners of the 71,735 inside the coverage rules, 35.5% so far

No record

We searched and Texas has no business registration under this name. That is a finding, not a miss: plenty of rentals are held by a person or an out-of-state entity that never registered here. The line stops on a hard bar because the search finished

37,870 owners so far

No answer

No usable answer came back for this name. Almost all of these are lookups the registry rejected outright, which is our query failing, not Texas reporting that nothing is filed. That claim is the middle column, and this is not it. We do not know either way here, so the line trails off dashed and open

8,410 owners in scope: rejected lookup or never queried

One more case borrows that same dashed ending: a parcel outside the coverage rules. The registry was never asked about it, on purpose, so the chain is a gap here too, and the page names the rule that put it outside instead of implying an answer is on its way. 147,384 of the 2,117,593 parcels on the rolls are inside the rules

11.7%

of the 71,735 owners inside the coverage rules have no registry answer. The scrape has finished, so these are not owners waiting in a queue: almost all of them are lookups the registry rejected. Read them as unknown, never as unregistered