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Texas

 

Preliminary Notices

 

Twenty-Day Demand Letter

 

The lender must mail a residential borrower a demand letter giving the borrower 20 days to come up with all the missed payments before proceeding with a foreclosure or sending the 21-day notice.

 

Twenty-One-Day Foreclosure Notice

 

A foreclosure notice stating the date, place and earliest time at which the sale will begin, must be given at least 21 days before the date of the sale by the holder of the debt to which the power of sale is related serving written notice of the sale by certified mail on each debtor who, according to the records of the holder of the debt, is obligated to pay the debt.

 

Method of Giving Notice

 

Advertising: Texas does not require preliminary advertising of the foreclosure in a newspaper.

 

Posting

 

Texas requires a foreclosure notice to be posted at the county courthouse door 21 days before foreclosure.

 

Recording/Filing

 

Texas requires a foreclosure notice to be filed with the county clerk 21 days before foreclosure.

 

Mailing

 

A foreclosure notice must be mailed to the borrower at the last known address as shown in the records of the lender 21 days before foreclosure.

 

Sale Procedures

 

The foreclosure sale must take place on the first Tuesday of any month, even if it is a holiday such as the Fourth of July or New Year's, but only after the proper preliminary notices have been given. The sale is on the courthouse steps by auction to the highest bidder for cash. Lenders, however, can bid by canceling out the balance due on the note, or some part of it. There is no organization to the sales. The trustee named in the deed of trust simply shows up and calls out the property for sale. The trustee or a lender representative then bids for the lender. Investors must find the trustee in a noisy crowd to bid against the lender. The title is transferred by means of a trustee's deed.

 

Redemption

 

There is no right of redemption in Texas.

 

Deficiency

 

Texas now limits deficiency judgments to the difference between fair market value and the balance owed on the loan, although the borrower may have to give evidence about the market value to be sure the deficiency is kept to a minimum.

 

Unusual Features

 

Texas is a very simple state in which to foreclose

 

 

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