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Sheriff's sales have a redemption period. Is that what you're thinking of?

The sheriff's deed cannot be insured because until the redemption period is over, the old owner can show up, pay the exorbitant fees and interest on top of the tax owed, and reclaim his home.

What you are asking about is called a redemption period. In Texas, if the house was your homestead,m there is a redemption period of 180 days (6 months) if an HOA forecloses and you would be responsible for all back payments, penalties and late fees.

Your house should have already been sold by HUD. Have you checked on it?

Naima
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Naima@Sumner-Realty.com

You will need to ask a mortgage person that question. Preferrably at the company you had your mortgage with. If the foreclosure was finalized, I don't know ho that woudld work out. Do contact your mortgage persson for the best change of getting a correct answer.

Good luck.

Diane Flynn
Realtor