Larry the Lender
Larry the Lender is the beneficiary on 5 upcoming trustee sales across 2 counties in 1 state, conducted by 1 trustee firm. The next is on December 1, 2026.
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- Next sale
- Dec 1, 2026
- Median balance
- —
- Not stated in these notices
- Counties
- 3
- In 1 state, upcoming and held
- Already held
- 4
- Auction dates that have passed
Data as of
Also printed as
- formerly Relative Lending6
As the notices word it. A trade name or a former name is the same legal entity, so its sales are counted here.
Upcoming sales held for Larry the Lender
5 sales| Property | City | County | Unpaid balance | Est. value | Trustee | APN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 sales | ||||||
| Legal description only | — | San Patricio | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| Legal description only | — | San Patricio | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| Legal description only | — | Harris | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| Legal description only | — | Harris | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| Legal description only | — | Harris | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
What a Larry the Lender record includes
Each record carries these fields wherever the published notice states them, read from the notice and kept beside it, so any figure can be checked against its source. A field the notice left out says so rather than showing a blank. The property details are checked separately, against the verified address, and dated on the record.
- Full property address
- Sale date, time and place
- Unpaid balance, or the original loan, where the notice prints one
- Borrower
- Trustee and the sale line to call
- Lender, where the notice names one
- Parcel number (APN), where the notice prints it
- The original notice text, on Pro and Business
- Postponements and re-notices
- Estimated market value and rent, where available
- Beds, baths, living area, lot and year built
- Assessed value, property tax and sale history
How many sales each list holds is public, and the first five on each list show their address and sale date. The rest of the list, and the balance, borrower and trustee on every sale, open with any plan, with the original notice text. See a complete sample record or compare plans.
Recently held
Last 90 daysOpens with any plan
3 sales held in the last 90 days in Larry the Lender
The full address, the estimated value, the borrower, the trustee to call and, where the notice prints it, the unpaid balance on every one. 3 days free on any plan.
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Trustee firms conducting its sales
1 firm, upcoming and the last 90 daysThe trustee firm, not the lender, conducts the auction and prints the sale line on the notice. A notice that appoints several substitute trustees counts toward each.
Where its upcoming sales are
2 countiesHolding one of its notices?
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About Larry the Lender
How many trustee sales are held for Larry the Lender?
Larry the Lender is the beneficiary on 5 upcoming trustee sales, 5 of which fall in the next 30 days. The most are in Harris County, Texas, with 3.
Where can I see Larry the Lender foreclosure listings?
On this page: 5 upcoming trustee sales where Larry the Lender is the beneficiary, 5 in the next 30 days, read from published notices of trustee's sale rather than supplied by Larry the Lender. The address and date of the soonest five are public, and the rest open with any plan.
Are these Larry the Lender repossession sales?
They come one step before repossession. A trustee sale is the public auction of a home under its deed of trust, run by a trustee firm, with Larry the Lender as the beneficiary. If nobody outbids its credit bid, the home goes back to the lender and becomes bank-owned (REO), and the lender sells it separately. 3 sales held for it took place in the last 90 days. We do not list bank-owned homes or repossessed vehicles.
Which trustee firms conduct Larry the Lender's sales?
In the notices we hold for the last 90 days and ahead, Larry the Lender's sales are conducted by Foreclosure Services, LLC (8). A lender appoints a trustee or substitute trustee to run the sale; that firm's number on the notice is the one to call about a sale date.
Why do some notices print Larry the Lender under another name?
6 notices print it with a second name: formerly Relative Lending. An f/k/a is a former name of the same company: the loan did not move, the lender was renamed.
TrusteeSaleData is not affiliated with Larry the Lender. The lender appears here because it was named as beneficiary in published legal notices. Nothing on this page is an endorsement, and no relationship is claimed or implied.