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In Texas, most residential mortgage foreclosures are non-judicial, driven by the power-of-sale clause in your deed of trust. That means a lender can move toward sale without filing a lawsuit, so the timeline can feel compressed. The single most important step is to act before the sale date — early notice gives you the widest set of options.
20
Day Cure Right
Under Texas Property Code § 51.002, you have a 20-day window to cure a default after the lender files a notice of default. Acting quickly protects this right.
21
Day Notice of Sale
The lender must post and file a Notice of Sale at least 21 days before the foreclosure auction. This posting is your clearest signal that a sale is approaching.
First
Tuesday Sale
Texas foreclosure auctions are generally held on the first Tuesday of the month. Because sales cluster on a single date, time is real — and every day before that sale counts.
The total time from a missed payment to a sale can vary depending on the servicer, your deed of trust, and whether you pursue loss mitigation. What we can tell you plainly: the sooner you reach out, the more options are typically on the table.
Not sure how far along you are in the process?
Call (213) 536-9372Because Texas is a non-judicial foreclosure state, the lender generally does not file a lawsuit to foreclose on an ordinary mortgage. Instead, it follows the power-of-sale procedure spelled out in your deed of trust and in the Texas Property Code. Here is how that process typically unfolds in Hood County.
The process generally begins after a missed mortgage payment puts the loan in default under the terms of your note and deed of trust.
The lender files a notice of default, and under § 51.002 you typically have a 20-day cure period to bring the loan current or seek alternatives.
The trustee or substitute trustee posts and files a Notice of Sale at least 21 days before the auction date, notifying the public of the pending sale.
The auction is generally held on the first Tuesday of the month at the location designated for foreclosure sales in Hood County.
The goal of loss mitigation is to intervene before that sale. Loan modification, reinstatement, and other alternatives can give you a way to keep your home — but only if you act in time. We help Hood County homeowners pursue these options every day.
Hood County sits in North Central Texas, south of the Fort Worth metropolitan area, with its county seat and largest community in Granbury. Whether you live in Granbury or the surrounding Hood County area, Texas foreclosure rules apply county-wide, and we work with homeowners across the entire county.
Hood County, Texas
Keep your mortgage statement, notice of default, Notice of Sale, and correspondence with your lender organized and ready.
Texas proceedings move by 20-day cure and 21-day Notice of Sale windows, with a first-Tuesday sale. Track these dates carefully.
A professional review of your options can make a real difference. Call our team for an honest, no-pressure conversation.
Common questions from Texas homeowners facing non-judicial foreclosure.
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