Texas · Posting and sale-date clock
Colorado County, Texas foreclosure defense
Colorado County sales are posted on the Texas non-judicial clock — notice, posting, and usually a first-Tuesday courthouse sale. This is a foreclosure funnel for this county, not a copy of an Oklahoma petition page.
How a Colorado County sale usually runs
1. Default letters and acceleration
In Colorado County the file usually starts with missed payments and a notice of intent to accelerate. That is still a foreclosure file, even if no sale date is on the letter yet.
2. Twenty-one day notice and courthouse posting
A posted sale for Colorado County generally needs twenty-one days of notice. The sale is typically on a first Tuesday at the county courthouse unless a holiday moves the calendar.
3. Home equity and Rule 736, when it applies
Home-equity and reverse-mortgage loans can use an expedited court order. Bring the application or order with the posting.
4. Stay questions stay on a separate bankruptcy funnel
Colorado County is outside the blocked Western District divisions, so a bankruptcy funnel can run next to this foreclosure page when a stay is actually the issue.
What the desk does on intake
- · Confirm the Colorado County posting, sale date, and substitute trustee
- · Match the notice trail to the deed of trust and any home-equity papers
- · Flag occupancy and homestead for the Dallas foreclosure desk
- · If a stay is the only path, move the file onto the bankruptcy funnel for this county
This county can also take a bankruptcy funnel if a stay is the live question.