Facing foreclosure in Aransas County moves fast. Texas uses a non-judicial deed-of-trust process, so there is no lawsuit and no court-ordered timeline. Under Texas Property Code §51.002, the lender can post a 21-day Notice of Sale and hold the auction on the first Tuesday of the month. Waiting can cost you your only chance to act.
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Texas has one of the fastest foreclosure timelines in the country. Unlike states that require a lender to file a lawsuit, Texas permits a non-judicial sale under the deed of trust. That means the clock starts ticking quickly — and your options shrink the longer you wait.
Once the lender records and posts the Notice of Sale under §51.002, the trustee is authorized to proceed. You generally have at least 21 days between notice and the first-Tuesday sale.
Texas foreclosures are auctioned on the first Tuesday of the month at the location designated for foreclosure sales in the county. A missed sale can end the right to cure.
Loan modification and loss mitigation are most effective when started well before the sale. Once the property is auctioned, restoring the loan becomes far harder.
Your notice may already be posted. Don't wait for the first Tuesday.
A few days of early action can change the outcome.
Call (213) 536-9372 NowTexas forecloses through the power-of-sale clause in your deed of trust — not through a lawsuit. There is no complaint, no summons, and no court judgment in an ordinary mortgage foreclosure. Here's the step-by-step path.
The process begins once you fall behind on your mortgage, triggering the deed of trust's default provisions.
Texas law provides a window to cure the default and bring the loan current, tied to §51.002's 20-day cure requirement in the deed of trust.
The trustee or substitute trustee posts and records a Notice of Sale at least 21 days before the scheduled auction date.
The foreclosure sale is held on the first Tuesday of the month at the location designated for foreclosure sales in Aransas County.
Loan modification, reinstatement, and other loss mitigation are most realistic while you still have time before the sale. Acting early preserves your options.
After the sale, ownership may transfer to the highest bidder. This is why acting before the first Tuesday matters so much.
Aransas County lies on the Texas Coastal Bend along the Gulf of Mexico, with the county seat at Rockport, the county's primary city. Our help is available to homeowners across the county, including Fulton and its surrounding coastal communities. Wherever you live, we'll assess your situation confidentially and map the options available under Texas law.
Work to restructure your loan terms to make payments sustainable and stop the foreclosure clock before the sale.
Explore every servicer-offered path — repayment plans, forbearance, reinstatement — to resolve your arrears.
We help you gather and review your mortgage documents, notices, and payoff figures so you can negotiate with confidence.
Understanding your rights under Texas Property Code §51.002 — the 20-day cure, the 21-day Notice of Sale, and the first-Tuesday sale — is the first step to protecting your home.
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(213) 536-9372Every day before the sale is a day you can act. Get a free, confidential review and find out what options remain for your Aransas County home.
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