Assuming my mortgage (FL)
Yes. Unless the mortgage you are obligated for is paid off, you are still on the hook. "The bank" has no relationship with your buyer, and not...
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Yes. Unless the mortgage you are obligated for is paid off, you are still on the hook. "The bank" has no relationship with your buyer, and not...
Actually it is not necessarily true that a mortgage note is a negotiable instrument. While the details of a debate on this subject are beyond the...
The real answer is no. The note is the debt itself, and there is no theory under which someone other than the owner of the debt has the right to...
Congratulations. A dismissal with prejudice is a great outcome. However, there is no simple answer to your question, because much depends on...
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The mortgage industry has been playing games with this issue, Unfortunately, all too many courts are buying their incorrect theories. If the...
In theory, there should be no adverse effect on your credit if you were not a borrower. By definition, anyone who did not sign the note oblgiating...
Yes, most definitely, it can and it WILL. Many people have lost their condos this way. For some reason, many property owners don't realize that...
I agree with the other attorneys' answers, generally in it is in the ballpark of 45 days, and the date is included in the court order. HOWEVER,...
They are not being generous - you took away their leverage by getting the bankruptcy discharge, so now the best they can do against you is to get...
"Force-placed" insurance has become an enormous problem, sending many homeowners into foreclosure. When the mortgage company obtains the...