Put in the tow date and see every step of the lien in order, with storage accrued at each one. Planning windows — confirm the exact statutory day counts with the Texas TDLR before a sale.
Storage clock starts. Four-corner photos, VIN, odometer, and the lot log entry all happen today.
Tow + storage accrued by then: $205 (at $61/day in TX)
Request the registered owner and every recorded lienholder from the state titling agency or an approved vendor.
Tow + storage accrued by then: $511 (at $61/day in TX)
Notice to the owner and each lienholder, receipts retained. Defective notice is the top reason liens fail.
Tow + storage accrued by then: $816 (at $61/day in TX)
Release to anyone who proves ownership and pays the accrued tow and storage. Give an itemized receipt every time.
Tow + storage accrued by then: $2,037 (at $61/day in TX)
Apply for a lien title or public-sale authority once the statutory window closes. Confirm exact day counts before selling.
Tow + storage accrued by then: $3,868 (at $61/day in TX)
Before you sell anything: the notice and sale windows above are the common planning ranges, not Texas statute. Confirm current day counts with the Texas TDLR or a TX attorney, and keep certified-mail receipts for the owner and every recorded lienholder — defective notice is the most common reason a lien sale gets unwound.
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