Land Commissioner Buckingham Announces Opening of a Promotional VLB Veterans and Public Land Sale AUSTIN, Texas— Today, Texas Land Commissioner and Veterans Land Board (VLB) Chairwoman Dawn Buckingham, M.D., announces the opening of a promotional Veterans and General Public land sale through the Veterans Land Board (VLB). In total, 11 tracts with more than 30 acres, are now available in VLB’s statewide promotional sale. Of the 11 tracts up for sale, four of those tracts are offered to Veterans only at 0% down when using VLB’s land loan program, while seven are offered to the general public at 0% down, when using VLB’s land program. The current interest rate is 7.25% for Veterans and 8.25% for Non‑Veterans. Land loans are processed as traditional mortgage loans, with a note and deed of trust. This promotional Veterans and Public land sale will remain open until all of the tracts have sold. Listed prices are firm. The promotional tracts, noted in red, can be viewed by clicking the button below: 
This tract of land is more than 1.5 acres and is available in Navarro County. Click the image to learn more about this tract of land. All applicants requesting VLB financing are subject to VLB credit approval. To learn more about the VLB Public Land Sale rules, please click the button below to read the handbook: 
This tract of land is 3.25 acres and is available in Medina County. Click the image to learn more about this tract of land. RELATED: Commissioner Buckingham Proud to Announce Texas Veterans Land Board Presence at the Annual State Fair of Texas RELATED: Commissioner Buckingham, Veterans Land Board Applauds Recording 600th Voices of Veterans Story for Oral History Program Dr. Dawn Buckingham made history in 2022, winning a statewide election to become Texas’ first female Land Commissioner. As Land Commissioner, Dr. Dawn Buckingham is committed to helping Texans after a disaster, supporting Texas energy, ensuring that every child in Texas receives a high-quality public education, serving Texas Veterans, and securing the border to keep our communities safe. | 
