Texas · Posting and sale-date clock
Pecos County, Texas foreclosure defense
Pecos 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 Pecos County sale usually runs
1. Default letters and acceleration
In Pecos 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 Pecos 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. No bankruptcy funnel in this division
Pecos County is in the Pecos division. Foreclosure intake stays open. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 campaign pages are not generated for this county.
What the desk does on intake
- · Confirm the Pecos 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
- · Do not open a bankruptcy ads or intake funnel — Pecos division is excluded
All 254 Texas counties. Bankruptcy funnels are closed in the Austin, Del Rio, El Paso, Pecos, San Antonio, Waco, and Midland-Odessa divisions.