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Posted by Reinstatement Services, Inc. on June 13, 2003 at 10:39:55:
In Reply to: FORECLOSURE IN TEXAS posted by DONNA on June 12, 2003 at 18:48:26:
Donna, a Google search using the key words 'Texas Foreclosure Laws' should provide you with many references for obtaining the specific information you are searching for.
I, frankly, think that this is a waste of your time. If the loan is in default then your lender is entitled to utilize various collection measures to protect their interest. The foreclosure being reported on your credit report more likely means that the foreclosure process is underway. Foreclosure ends with the sale of your property.
Since it would appear that the sale has not yet taken place, it would be in your best interest to focus your energy on bringing your loan current or moving your loan towards reinstatement with a lender approved workout.
It must be true of the saying that misery loves company. Unfortunately, the company you are seeking is not going to bring resolve to your mortgage loan difficulties. In fact, deflecting the time and energy needed to tackle the real job at hand will in the end be a sad waste.
Your vulnerabitlity/exposure ends when you pay the loan as noted in the loan contract. That's where your efforts should be focused.
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