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Selling a house in the San Antonio area: what to know
Inherited a house
Bexar County's probate system has three courts, each led by an elected judge. They are at 100 Dolorosa in downtown San Antonio. The Probate Clerk is in the basement of the Old Courthouse at the same address.
No will
Bexar County's probate courts decide whether a will is valid. When someone dies without a will, the court can set up an administration and decide who the legal heirs are.
Behind on payments
Most Texas foreclosures are non-judicial. If the deed of trust has a power of sale clause, the lender can sell the home without filing a lawsuit. These sales are governed by Section 51.002 of the Texas Property Code. Home equity loans, reverse mortgages and HOA assessment foreclosures need a court.
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Areas near San Antonio
New Braunfels, Schertz, Converse, Leon Valley, Live Oak and Universal City. Selling in one of these? Start with your address and we'll check.
San Antonio questions
Which court handles estates in Bexar County?
Bexar County has three probate courts at 100 Dolorosa in San Antonio. Each one is led by an elected judge.
Source: Probate Courts of Bexar County
What happens in Bexar County if a homeowner died without a will?
The probate court can create an administration for the estate and decide who the legal heirs are.
Source: Probate Courts of Bexar County