The house is in San Antonio, TX if that makes a difference.I don't know the foreclosure process in TX but assuming a general procedure, it seems that once a foreclosure has started, there isn't a way to intervene.

You will find them on line.I would not advise you do anything until you learn the codes and procedures to be followed otherwise you may do it wrong and have to start all over.In the future, once you know the regulations, you will never hound tenants again you simply serve the notice as soon as legally possible.

Jersey folks...I may be selling my rental property in NJ in the upcoming months and would like to know if there is a particular form letter you would use or certain procedure one has to follow to inform tenant they need to move out.

There's lots to learn, procedures to be created and TONS of Fair Housing Regs to be assimilated. 

Again, this can vary from state to state and even locality to locality, but the proper procedures for this aspect of the process tend to be spelled out fairly cut and dry in most local civil codes.Feel free to reach out with any questions.

The citation must clearly state that the subject may choose, in lieu of accepting the citation, to follow the procedure under s. 455.225.

I am also not inclined to replace the built-in vanity at this since doing so would most likely warrant a complete renovation of the bathroom.Are there any standard procedures for charging for damages that are not immediately repaired?

Just have policies and procedures and follow them to the letter of the law and never deviate.  

Even if it doesn't you probably need to go through the property legal procedure to take possession.

My question is do we need to endure till next month filing since today is the 14th and takes 2 weeks and more for procedure.