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How do I do a quick claim on deed to property in Florida?
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Answered on April 22, 2013
Contact an attorney to prepare a quit claim deed
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Violation Notices
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Answered on April 21, 2013
Consult an experienced real estate attorney to protect your rightd
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Foreclosure
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Answered on April 21, 2013
There are countless options. Loan mod. Short sale. Deed in lieu. Consent judgment with deficiency waiver. Cash for keys. Your attorney should help...
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I receive a cash payment from the Foreclosure review, are there any tax implications?
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Answered on April 17, 2013
Read the document carefully or have an attorney do so. The ones I have reviewed for clients don't limit or revoke the right
To go after the lender...
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Renter puts money into my bank account but refuses to move after lease up.
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Answered on April 16, 2013
You as landlord are required to terminate the lease in writing
Otherwise if you continue collecting rent he may continue to reside there
I am...
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Can an attorney send a letter to a director that forces them off of the board?
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Answered on April 15, 2013
Have an attorney review your docs
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My brother & i own a home. haven't spoken in yrs. just found out he forged my signature on a rental contract. is this legal?
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Answered on April 15, 2013
Not sure what your question is
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Deed in lieu, short sale or foreclosure?
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Answered on April 15, 2013
If already protected in bankruptcy why waste your time with a short sale and providing financial information to your lender. If you are sure the...
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I am only $1200 in arrears on my HOA. I am now making full payments. Can they still foreclose? Property is also mortgaged.
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Answered on April 15, 2013
If you are still running a asset due balance they can still foreclose
The seller's attorney will not return my deposit on a real estate transaction.
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Answered on April 15, 2013
You sound like you have a suit to file on court. Consult a real estate attorney
