Can my homeowner's association foreclose my house over $340 unpaid homeowner association dues?
Yes they can. And yes you can pay it off in full. But now that they filed suit, you will also have to pay the attorney fees and court costs. ...
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Yes they can. And yes you can pay it off in full. But now that they filed suit, you will also have to pay the attorney fees and court costs. ...
The plaintiff has essentially 1 year after the foreclosure sale to file for a deficiency (under the old foreclosure law) and 5 years from the date...
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There are several firms that cull the data from the property appraiser and clerk of court to find people that may have some wrong done to them by a...
A lot more information is required. But the lender may have found some information regarding your finances that caused them to make the switch. ...
The Association has lien rights for the treasurer's unpaid assessments on his unit only. The other funds missing can only result in a lien on the...
Generally, if you are not going to be operating under that brand name, then you don't need to file a fictitious name and a trade name filing with...
In your jurisdiction (Palm Beach County) the courts have allowed these cases to be filed by the servicer even though the complaint states that the...
The attorney for the lender is correct under current Florida law. A blank endorsement usually controls - the concept being that "the mortgage...
I agree that having just one of you on the promissory note is preferable. If your wife is not on the promissory note (she will still have to...
i agree with everyone. Short sale is your best bet for a waiver of the deficiency, if you financially qualify. Just remember that even some...