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8/17/11, 3:07 pm

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Can a lender not foreclose on a property after you have surrendered it in bankruptcy in Texas?

We have a lender who has discharged the loan amount to us, but maintains a lein on the property but has not foreclosed so that we are still listed as the owners. This has caused a problem with the HOA, we are still being held acccountable even though we no longer live in the area.


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