Ronald Scott Kaniuk

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Delray Beach, FL

Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Bankruptcy & Debt ... +3 more

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How to get deed back after foreclosure

Ronald's answer | Answered on August 14, 2016

If I understand your question, you are the owner of property that was subject to foreclosure, and the case was dismissed. If that is the case, and...

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Our short sale is approved but the bank is not releasing us from the deficiency...

Ronald's answer | Answered on October 09, 2011

Your Realtor is WRONG and is dangerously close to the unauthorized practice of law. If you complete the short sale and do not get a waiver of...

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I'm in Clermont Fl. And in forclosure and trying a short sale but might not work. Should I get a lawyer?

Ronald's answer | Answered on June 07, 2010

If you are being sued for foreclosure, you definitely should consult a foreclosure defense lawyer. The bank has an attorney, and you should have...

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What are my rights as a tenant in a condo in florida that is going into fo foreclosure

Ronald's answer | Answered on October 13, 2009

I assume that you are named as a defendant because the landlord is being foreclosed upon and the bank is trying to extinguish your rights as a...

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Any Real Estate Attorneys in Central FL area that Specialize in Short Sales and protect from a foreclosure? Experienced..

Ronald's answer | Answered on June 23, 2009

We routinely represent clients in foreclosure cases who are trying to get short sales approved. Please feel free to contact our office for a free...

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I live in west palm beach. i am currently working with the bank for a loan modification. i

Ronald's answer | Answered on May 21, 2009

While you may think that the bank is ready to negotiate with you on a loan modification, they are also actively pursuing their remedies in state...

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