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Louisiana primarily utilizes an executory proceeding for foreclosures, which is a streamlined judicial process. This method allows lenders to expedite the foreclosure if the mortgage includes a "confession of judgment" clause, meaning the borrower has pre-authorized the lender to obtain a foreclosure judgment without a full trial.
Louisiana law does not provide a statutory right to reinstate the mortgage by catching up on missed payments before the foreclosure sale. However, borrowers may have the opportunity to redeem the property after the sale by paying the full sale price plus applicable costs within a specified period.
If the foreclosure sale does not cover the total mortgage debt, Louisiana permits lenders to seek a deficiency judgment against the borrower for the remaining balance.
Texas predominantly employs a non-judicial foreclosure process. In this approach, if a borrower defaults, the lender can foreclose without court intervention by following specific procedures outlined in state law and the deed of trust.
Texas law does not mandate a statutory reinstatement period before the foreclosure sale, but the terms of the mortgage may allow for it. Additionally, Texas does not provide a post-sale redemption period for borrowers to reclaim their property after the foreclosure sale.
Lenders in Texas are permitted to pursue deficiency judgments to recover any remaining debt if the foreclosure sale proceeds are insufficient to satisfy the mortgage balance.
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