Written by attorney Theodore Araujo, about 2 years ago.
The Law. The Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, Pub. L. No. 111-22, §§ 701-704 (2009), which became law on May 20, 2009, applies to state eviction proceedings. The act requires that a new... more
Written by attorney Ray Garcia, almost 3 years ago.
SUBMIT A COMPLETE FINANCIAL PACKAGE WHEN APPLYING FOR A LOAN MODIFICATION
Written by attorney Ray Garcia, almost 3 years ago.
Unable to Pay For Your Home, Well in Florida You Have Rights
Written by attorney Joshua Sundt, almost 3 years ago.
Is the foreclosure sale valid? First of all, RCW 61.24.040 requires that the notice of foreclosure sale (at least 90 days prior to the sale date) be posted in a conspicuous place on the property or... more
Written by attorney Mark Campanella, 3 months ago.
If youre in the real estate market for either investment property or just a good ol fashioned deal on your new home, theres something to be said for looking to distressed properties for a great... more
Written by attorney Lynette Silon-Laguna, about 3 years ago.
It is possible only in a Chapter 13 to strip a second mortgage lien from your home. This will help to prevent foreclosure when a propertys market value has decreased substantially since the mortgages... more
Written by attorney Robert Friedman, over 4 years ago.
Borrower's Rights. Violations of the Act may give the borrower the right to: (1) rescind the loan; (2) recover or offset amounts already paid, including interest, finance charges and closing costs;... more
Written by attorney Samuel Cooper, 15 days ago.
So, you have rented the perfect home. You finally got that last box unpacked. Time for a glass of wine, dock the iPhone, and play your favorite Schubert, or maybe you kick back on the couch, pop open... more
Written by attorney Richard Zaretsky, about 1 month ago.
In an expected move by Florida courts, the scheme of filing a quiet title action to eliminate a lenders claim of a lien through its mortgage has been deemed meritless. The situation revolves around... more
Written by attorney Jeffrey Larkin, almost 4 years ago.
Approximately 90 Days After Missed Payment. The process usually begins 90 days after you have not made a payment with the filing of a Notice of Default. The Notice of Default is filed with the... more
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