Infographic: US Census Reports Changes 1940 to 2010 in Florida and Rest of the Nation
Larry Tolchinsky | May 16, 2013
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South Florida Condos – Condo Property Insurance is a Real Concern for Owners, Sellers and Buyers: Too Many Must Fight Insurance Companies Who Deny Damage Claims – Condo Water Damage Losses
Larry Tolchinsky | May 14, 2013
Florida condominiums are used in several ways, as year-round homes, as vacation homes, and as investment properties. Many Florida condo owners permanently live in other parts of the country as well as around the world. In fact, our local area is well-known with foreign buyers: the National Association of Realtors’ Profile of International Home Buyers has [...]
Infographic: Foreclosure, Mortgage Lenders, and Minorities
Larry Tolchinsky | May 9, 2013
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Florida House Passes “Foreclosure Reform” Bill HB 87: Travesty of Justice for Florida Home Owners and Florida Borrowers – Here’s Why
Larry Tolchinsky | May 7, 2013
The proposed “foreclosure reform” legislation that failed last year, got revamped, and was proposed again this year to be made into new Florida law has been a big concern for foreclosure defense attorneys and advocates for Florida home owners. We’ve been monitoring House Bill 87 as it has been making its way through the Florida [...]
Out of State Homeowners Who Owned Florida Real Estate are Facing Bank Collection Efforts in Their Home State (or Country) Because of a Florida Foreclosure Judgment: Domesticating Judgments
Larry Tolchinsky | April 16, 2013
For those who live outside of the State of Florida but who own or owned Florida real estate subject to foreclosure, the possibility of that foreclosure’s deficiency judgment being collected in your resident state is real. Florida Deficiency Judgments Have Five Year Statute of Limitations Deadline Deficiency judgments? We’ve written a lot about deficiency judgments [...]
