Infographic: US Census Reports Changes 1940 to 2010 in Florida and Rest of the Nation
Larry Tolchinsky | May 16, 2013
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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 [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | April 23, 2013
How is the Florida foreclosure market doing right now? Some are reporting optimistic viewpoints – we’re out of the woods, they claim: everything is getting better every day. Meanwhile, for those working with Florida home owners and Florida borrowers in the current South Florida real estate market, it’s not that rosy. Here’s why: Proposed [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | March 12, 2013
Across the country, according to news reports, more and more home owners are opting to try and sell their homes themselves instead of working with a realtor or real estate agent to help them get their home sold. Why? One of the biggest reasons is cost: with real estate prices being what they are, many [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | March 7, 2013
Florida home owners with underwater mortgages as well as Florida borrowers and Florida home buyers interested in short sales are all watching the Florida real estate housing market carefully. When something like the latest Fiserv Case-Shiller Index on national home trends is released, many people here in South Florida take note. Today, Fiserv Case-Shiller released [...]