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You probably need to speak to an attorney.
I'm not sure they have to send you a notice of postpone after they sent you the first notice.
You are likely responsible for utilities.
1st lienholder can wipe out the second if they foreclose. Junior lenders can come after you if the loan is personal or if they deem it fradulent, such as stated income that wasn't accurate. I don't think they normally come after you in Texas, they just put it on your credit report.
Is the house up for sale by you? You can try to sell or short sell if you have too. Better that it doesn't go to foreclosure if at all possible. If they postponed you have about another month or perhaps more to try to sell it.
Wed Aug 12 2009, 07:31