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Ryan DeGennaro
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does a trustee sale HAVE to happen in foreclosure?

Ryan DeGennaro
  • Contractor
  • Houston, TX
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i have a tax lien on a property that i will likely have to foreclose on. this is a situation where i made a loan to a homeowner for property taxes and they have defaulted on the note.

i want to keep the house, i don't want it to go to auction. does texas require that it go to auction first?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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"Making a loan to a homeowner for property taxes and they defaulted on the note" is not the same thing as a "tax lien". Do you have mortgage on the property? Am I missing something?

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