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Texas is a non-judicial foreclosure state. Once the process begins, the timeline can move quickly. These are the key windows Newton County homeowners should know.
Day Cure Window
Under Texas Property Code §51.002, the borrower generally has at least 20 days after notice to cure the default and pay what is owed before a sale can be scheduled.
Day Sale Notice
A notice of sale must generally be posted and served at least 21 days before the foreclosure sale date, including filing it in the county where the property is located.
First Tuesday Sale
Texas foreclosure sales are generally held on the first Tuesday of the month, at the location designated for foreclosure sales in Newton County.
Overall timelines can vary by lender, servicer, and the specific terms of your deed of trust. Acting early — before a sale date is set — typically gives you the most options.
Most residential mortgage foreclosures in Texas are non-judicial, meaning they proceed under a power of sale in the deed of trust — without going through a court lawsuit. Understanding each step helps you know where you stand.
If you fall behind, the lender or trustee generally sends notice of the default and your right to cure under the terms of your loan and the Texas Property Code.
A notice of sale is generally posted and served at least 21 days before the sale, and a copy is typically filed in the county where the property is located.
A trustee (or substitute trustee) named in the deed of trust conducts the foreclosure sale at the location designated for foreclosure sales in Newton County, generally on the first Tuesday of the month.
If the default is not cured, the trustee sells the property to the highest bidder and executes a trustee's deed to the purchaser, completing the transfer.
We help homeowners across Newton County, from the county seat of Newton to Deweyville and Burkeville, and throughout the surrounding Deep East Texas communities. Foreclosure is stressful — but help is available. Our team explains your rights and your options in plain language, with no obligation.
Having the right paperwork ready can speed up a loss mitigation or loan modification review. Below are commonly requested documents and answers to frequent Texas foreclosure questions.
Your original loan documents, including the note and deed of trust.
Pay stubs, tax returns, bank statements, or other income documentation.
Any letters about your default, right to cure, or notice of sale.
Property tax bill, insurance policy, and recent mortgage statements.
A written explanation of what caused your hardship (job loss, medical, etc.).
A summary of monthly income and expenses to show what you can afford.
The earlier you act, the more tools may be available to protect your home. Get a free, confidential review of your Newton County situation today.