Eviction notice?

It's not clear from your question how these people became "tenants." If they moved in with your permission and you had a verbal agreement with...

Foreclosure- Raising affirmative defenses based on facts I am not sure about

If you are really serious about defending your foreclosure suit, hire an attorney. Those defenses won't get you anywhere. Almost all affirmative...

Do I need a real estate attorney?

You need to have an attorney review the contract. Unless it states otherwise, you are not obligated to extend the closing date to accommodate their...

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I had a equity credit line secured by the apartment. I sold the apartment, but the bank did not ask for money.

I actually had a client who was the buyer in type of situation. The previous owner had continued making the payments the equity line for several...

If I buy a property at auction or foreclosure and it is located in 55+ community, do I need to be that age?

Practically speaking, the condo's only recourse would be to force you to sell the property to a "qualified" owner- which is what you are planning...

Foreclosing home?

As an "Unknown Tenant" you are necessary defendant in the foreclosure suit. While the others posters are technically correct that you do not have...

Do I need to keep the title insurance. If so, why and how?

I've been a licensed title agent in South Florida for over a decade, and I get asked this question a lot. Depending on the underwriter, your title...

If I bought a COA/HOA foreclosure and I took possession of property, can I take over mortgage payments ?

To add to what Jonathan said, you should definitely meet with an attorney right away to determine if the lender has started a foreclosure suit, and...

Can an investor holding a 2nd mortgage file a breach of contract complaint on the note for monies owed instead of a foreclosure?

Yes they can, and they are doing it more frequently. You should consult with an attorney as soon as possible to determine what defenses you have...

I am trying to extend the sale date on my home. I am disabled and I have diabetes. How can I extend it?

Technically judges are not supposed to postpone sale dates for "compassionate" reasons- there is some relatively recent case law in South Florida...