Need advice about HELOC
Mr. Roberts is correct. The 2nd can foreclose although they rarely do. If the house is "upside down" you can probably settle it for very little.
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Mr. Roberts is correct. The 2nd can foreclose although they rarely do. If the house is "upside down" you can probably settle it for very little.
I checked the Volusia County court file and do not your case. The closest match is a 2011 case in which the sale was cancelled last August. What...
I agree with the other responses. I add that the sale might be cancelled by the clerk if the clerk determines that publication is defective.
On the surface, it sounds like you might have a tremendous amount of leverage to get all or some of what you are owed out of the sale (assuming...
Banks are filing motions to cancel sales to show that they are complying with government regulations. Judges are routinely denying motions where...
Unless your court order says otherwise you should be meeting half way if you cannot agree on another place of exchange. It is unreasonable to...
The time to require the bank to provide "solid evidence of ownership and proper unbroken assignment" was in the underlying case. Judgment...
You are required to attend mediation in person unless the court permits telephonic attendance. This normally requires a motion followed by a court...
My colleagues that say "it depends" are correct. The one thing that seems sure is that the SOL would apply to any installment payments due more...
It sure sounds like a scam. Ten days after the sale title will transfer (most likely to the "bank") and you can then be evicted.