Texas Real Estate Law, Redemption of Tax deed by purchaser

Austin, TX Viewed 711 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Real Estate

Texas Tax Deed Sales, My question is one regarding the redemption process. I am aware that the purchaser of tax deeds in the state of Texas allows the previous owner a right of redemption period. My question is after the redemption period expires, what further legal action is nessecary on behalf of the purchaser to obtain a clear title? Does the individual have to file a furhter foreclosure or is the property and deed free and clear? - Is this your question? Add additional information

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