Texas § 355.160 UNSUCCESSFUL FORECLOSURE; SUBSEQUENT APPLICATION.

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§ 355.160 — UNSUCCESSFUL FORECLOSURE; SUBSEQUENT APPLICATION.

Texas § 355.160

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 355.160 (2026).

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Sec. 355.160. UNSUCCESSFUL FORECLOSURE; SUBSEQUENT APPLICATION. If property that is the subject of a foreclosure sale authorized and conducted under this subchapter is not sold because no bid at the sale met the minimum price set by the court, the claim holder may file a subsequent application for foreclosure under Section 355.155 (b)(3). The court may eliminate or modify the minimum price requirement and grant permission for another foreclosure sale.
SUBCHAPTER E. CLAIMS INVOLVING PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES

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Sec. 355.160. UNSUCCESSFUL FORECLOSURE; SUBSEQUENT APPLICATION. If property that is the subject of a foreclosure sale authorized and conducted under this subchapter is not sold because no bid at the sale met the minimum price set by the court, the claim holder may file a subsequent application for foreclosure under Section 355.155 (b)(3). The court may eliminate or modify the minimum price requirement and grant permission for another foreclosure sale.
SUBCHAPTER E. CLAIMS INVOLVING PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES