Yes, you have the right to remove your belongings, but that's your only right--as you seem to know, you have no right to continue living there. However, the sale of the house did NOT include the sale of your personal property. Contact whomever bought the house in the sheriff's sale (if you don't know, contact the sheriff's office) and ask to arrange to retrieve your belongings. If they will not let you do this, you can go to county court and file a legal action for "unlawful distraint" to get a court order requiring them to allow you to retrieve your property: the clerk's office or customer service office at the courthouse should be able to help you file this action (provide instructions and forms).