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Old 07-20-2011, 03:17 PM   #81
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From a quick perusal of Texas' AP law, it appears as if the guy should have to live there continuously for a 10 year period before he can petition the court for title to the property, as the 10-year period is the only one that will recognize AP without color of title. I'm pretty sure that filing an affidavit of adverse possession does not satisfy the color of title requirement.

Anyways the creditor of the mortgage company that inherits the account. It's not going to happen overnight, but eventually, the assets of the company including their mortgages, will get distributed to their creditors, who are going to want a clear title to flip the property.

Under Texas real estate law title to real estate cannot be abandoned; it will always have a record owner.
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