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Another Growing Florida Home Crisis for Florida Home Owners: Unlicensed Contractors Leaving Shoddy, Problem Work That Doesn’t Meet Code

When money gets tight, it’s smart to find ways to keep costs down, right?  Whether you are a bank or an Average Joe home owner in Florida these days, it’s smart to be frugal in keeping up your property as well as undertaking improvement projects. Problem...

Florida Short Sales Are Booming in Broward County in 2012: 30% Increase From Last Year According to RealtyTrac (and a 18% Boost in 2012 Short Sales Statewide)

Short sales in Florida are happening more and more often; in fact, the good news out of Broward County, Florida, is that short sales have topped the number of foreclosures that were filed in the first quarter of 2012 – and this is big, big news since that...

Florida Adverse Possession Laws Used to Grab Vacant, Abandoned Foreclosure Homes after Florida Home Owners Walk Away

Last Update: 02/10/16 All across Florida, there has been an increase in the use of Florida’s adverse possession laws to claim legal title to homes that have been left empty and abandoned in the ongoing Florida foreclosure fraud crisis.  Under Florida Statutes...

Will Florida Title Issues Create Lawsuits for Home Owners for Years to Come? Has Foreclosure Fraud and Robosigning Created a Real Estate Title Mess?

Everyone in the Miami area knows that the Florida real estate market is in a huge mess.  However, some South Floridians may be surprised to learn just how long that real estate crisis may continue into the future.  Why?  Title to Florida real estate –...

RealtyTrac’s MidYear State of the Real Estate Market: Banks Sitting on Things Is Hurting Everyone – Could This News Help You?

RealtyTrac released a new report on the state of the country’s real estate market yesterday, and the news isn’t good. According to this nationally-recognized expert on the real estate industry, the U.S. is still in a big mess due to foreclosures because...

Chase and Wells Fargo Offer $10k-$20k for Homeowner Agreement to Short Sale: Interested, South Florida? Will Your Bank Do This Too?

Two of the biggest national lenders, Chase and Wells Fargo, are finding ways to encourage their homeowners to sell their distressed properties before they go into foreclosure, according to a news story written by Paul Owers of the Sun Sentinel entitled, “Chase,...