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Posted by bartleby on April 22, 2005 at 08:32:10:
In Reply to: PERSONAL PROPERTY REMOVED IN TEXAS posted by Nancy Green on April 21, 2005 at 03:55:48:
In Texas the house is yours until it is sold on the steps of the courthouse on the first Tuesday of the month. Are you sure this was not done?
You then become a tenant at suffrance and are subject to the landlord tenant laws-- (1)Three day notice to vacate (2) Filing with JP. (3) Notice served by constable of Court date approx 10 days from filing. (4) Court appearance and inevitable loss in court. (5) 10 days to appeal and during this time no action can be taken. (6) File with Constable for Possession after the 10 day period. (7) Constable gives 7 (?) day notice to vacate or owner can remove your property. (8) If you are still there, the owner and his agents or crew can remove your property and place them at the curb or in storage. The constable is in attendance. To sale or otherwise dispose of the property more steps must be taken.
All these steps must be followed before your property is removed. There are, of course, a few exceptions, such as a landlord lien on the property and the tenant is behind in payments. But that would not apply to you.
: PLEASE HELP ME FIND THE ANSWER AS TO GETTING ALL MY PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNED TO ME. Yes my home was in foreclosure but WAMU told me they would allow me 30 days to try and sale it. I did find someone to purchase it and since that point the bank with is Well's Fargo and there title company let WAMU's attorney know it was in the process ie: servey,inspection and so on. Since this was taking place and I was not living there the owner would contact me when it was time to close.
: Well fanny mae gave century 21 permission to go into my and take all the personal belongs which, was everything ie: kids cloths arloom grandfather clock, washer and dryer, motorcycle, tools, along 2 gas BBQ pits, patio furniture and much much more. I call the women whom had this arrange and she has told me all of those items had been disposed of and she doesn't know what happened to all of it although she was seen by my neigbhors when it took place. I am raising 3 boys on my own and can't afford to hire an attorney. Can someone please help me and explain to me what I can to to get all personal belongs returned.
