by Larry Tolchinsky | Closings, Condos and Townhouses, Florida Foreclosures, Florida Real Estate, REO (Real Estate Owned)
In Florida, foreclosures are tempting to many buyers of homes and condos because they seem to be such a great price. There are lots of REO residential properties for sale here, and many have a sales price that is less than comparable sales Buying a foreclosure or REO... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Foreclosures, Foreclosure Defense, Foreclosure Rescue, Wrongful Foreclosure
Reverse mortgages are very popular here in Florida. Many retired people and senior citizens have them. Lots of banks like them, too. Lenders are actively marketing for reverse mortgage business here. Maybe you’ve seen one of the various TV celebrities promoting... by Larry Tolchinsky | Condos and Townhouses, Florida Foreclosures, Florida Law, Landlord - Tenant
When you sign a lease and rent a home or condo here in Florida, you may or may not meet the actual owner of the property. Maybe you schedule an appointment to meet with the owner’s representative so you can check the place out and rent your new home. False Sense of... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Foreclosures, Florida Real Estate, Quiet Title Actions, Real Estate Title, REO (Real Estate Owned)
Florida foreclosures are tempting to many looking to buy a Florida home or condominium, if for no other reason that there are so many bank-owned properties available for sale today. Anyone searching through online real estate sites can find lots of foreclosure... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Foreclosures
Florida lenders cannot foreclose on a residential property without filing a civil lawsuit. The lawsuit must follow all the standard procedural rules of any lawsuit filed in Florida, including meeting the due process requirements of the federal and state constitutions... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Foreclosures, Foreclosure Defense
Last Update: 10/10/20 In Florida, foreclosure defenses (for residential foreclosures) can be categorized into three different arguments. Those arguments focus upon either (1) the validity of the mortgage; (2) whether or not there has been a “default” under the law;...
