Paying it forward: TX Tax Liens/Redemption Rights

[Roberta Langford]

Thanks to everyone who helped men and spent a good deal of time replying to my recent thread. I do not know if this will help, but if you want to know more about Texas REI and Liens then this is for you.

I was doing some research and found this Power Point--and it is worth reading:
"Lien Priorities and Post-Foreclosure Redemption Rights"

https://www.stewartaffiliates.com/download/575/2012_Pdf/051712.pdf

I believe this is written in 2012: gives concise information about all tax liens specific to Texas, some rare, and some unheard of. ?Texas Workforce Commission Lien?

Older problem solving paper on texasbar. org
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http://www.texascbar.org/content/legal_library/real_estate/downloads/titleproblems.pdf

Maybe worth a look, but please check with a lawyer:
Since many laws/acts do not change---including Homestead Exemption. That was derived when Spain colonized the area. This is true.
Cool aside: I have a copy (in Spanish) of the land grant from my GGG grandmother from 1836 (a few weeks before the Alamo). Wish we had the 4,428 acres aka league of land-Spanish measurement.
I wish the Alamo waited a year so they could have established the land, a condition to be met in the first year--but bad timing made it impossible.

If I am doing anything improper showing this link please remove, but it was found during a google search.