Texas § 2306.174 ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY.

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§ 2306.174 — ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY.

Texas § 2306.174

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2306.174 (2026).

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Sec. 2306.174. ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY. The department may:

(1)acquire, own, rent, lease, accept, hold, or dispose of any real, personal, or mixed property, or any interest in property, including a right or easement, in performing its duties and exercising its powers under this chapter, by purchase, exchange, gift, assignment, transfer, foreclosure, sale, lease, or otherwise;

(2)hold, manage, operate, or improve real, personal, or mixed property, except that:

(A)the department is restricted in acquiring property under Section 2306.251 unless it is required to foreclose on a delinquent loan and elects to acquire the property at foreclosure;

(B)the department shall make a diligent effort to sell a housing development acquired through foreclosure to a purchaser who will be

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Sec. 2306.174. ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY. The department may:
(1) acquire, own, rent, lease, accept, hold, or dispose of any real, personal, or mixed property, or any interest in property, including a right or easement, in performing its duties and exercising its powers under this chapter, by purchase, exchange, gift, assignment, transfer, foreclosure, sale, lease, or otherwise;
(2) hold, manage, operate, or improve real, personal, or mixed property, except that:
(A) the department is restricted in acquiring property under Section 2306.251 unless it is required to foreclose on a delinquent loan and elects to acquire the property at foreclosure;
(B) the department shall make a diligent effort to sell a housing development acquired through foreclosure to a purchaser who will be required to pay ad valorem taxes on the housing development or, if such a purchaser cannot be found, to another purchaser; and
(C) the department shall sell a housing development acquired through foreclosure not later than the third anniversary of the date of acquisition unless the board adopts a resolution stating that a purchaser cannot be found after diligent search by the housing finance division, in which case the department shall continue to try to find a purchaser and shall sell the housing development when a purchaser is found; and
(3) lease or rent land or a dwelling, house, accommodation, building, structure, or facility from a private party to carry out the housing finance division's purposes.