TEXAS FORECLOSURE SOLUTION
Attorney Based Process
Affordable & Proven
Stay in Your Home​
FREE CONSULTATION
Step 1 - We are organized as a a NOT FOR PROFIT business. We will consult with you by phone and email regarding your particular circumstances. Whatever your circumstances, there are legal avenues available to STOP FORECLOSURE in Texas and allow you to STAY IN YOUR HOME.
Ours is an Attorney based process and we will utilize every legal avenue available to KEEP YOU in your home! The consultation is completely FREE and the process is affordable!
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STOP FORECLOSURE
Step 2 - Based upon the review of your particular circumstances, we will place you with an attorney who will go to court and STOP the FORECLOSURE allowing you to STAY IN YOUR HOME!
Stopping the foreclosure puts you in a much better position where, when appropriate, we can negotiate with the lender on your behalf to achieve a settlement that is beneficial and affordable to you! All while you STAY IN YOUR HOME without fear of foreclosure!
STAY IN YOUR HOME
Step 3 - You STAY IN YOUR HOME during this process which can take 2 years or even longer! This allows you to stay in your neighborhood and your kids to continue in the same schools, all for MUCH LESS than your previous mortgage obligation or the cost of moving and renting a place!
This is NOT bankruptcy. Even if you have previously filed bankruptcy, this process will still work for you! If you are considering bankruptcy, we can explain the pros and cons of each approach and even how they can work together.
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THE TEXAS FORECLOSURE PROCESS
While most things are bigger in Texas, the foreclosure timeline is the SHORTEST of all 50 states - usually 60 days or less!
That is why it is CRITICAL that you take ACTION, especially if you have received a Letter of Demand informing you that you have 20 days to bring the mortgage current. Once the 20 days runs out, the lender may issue a foreclosure notice which must be: 1) filed with the county clerk; 2) mailed to the borrower at their last known address; and 3) posted in the county courthouse and all of this MUST occur at least 21 days before the foreclosure sale.
However, if these procedures are not followed EXACTLY, the foreclosure attempt is VOID and the foreclosure can be STOPPED. Additionally, there are other things the lender may have done they weren't supposed to do, or things they have not done that they were supposed to do. Any of which make the foreclosure attempt VOIDABLE meaning it can be STOPPED!
The foreclosure sale is always on the first Tuesday of the month even if that Tuesday is a legal holiday. The sale is on the courthouse steps by auction to the highest bidder for cash.
There is NO right of redemption in Texas.
