If repairs exceed what the home could apprase for, would the value become zero or minus in value?
Your question is a business question rather than a legal question. If this is in probate, the answer is to get a realtor friend to give you a...
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Your question is a business question rather than a legal question. If this is in probate, the answer is to get a realtor friend to give you a...
The lender can "credit bid" up to the amount of its judgment. But the sale is final, even if it is for less than the judgment amount. I would...
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BOY, do you have a squirelly problem! I assume by "they" you mean the mortgage company. You need to take all the documents you have to a good...
Call a lawyer there in Largo like Mr. Eugene P. Castagliuolo who devotes a great amount of his practice to assisting people in your predicament. ...
There are no "forms". The practice of law is not based on selecting forms from some magic form book. Rather than spin your wheels as it is...
I would have to read the language of the easement to tell you what can and cannot happen, but as my colleague has said, no one can stop anyone from...
Mr. Woodring is correct: every so often the judges in a circuit play musical chairs with the cases. This is required by the Supreme Court on the...
What you have set out here reminds me of questions on final exams in law school! Only amplifying what has been said previously, under Florida...
I am not sure that you still own the property: In a Chapter 7 the bankruptcy trustee accedes to all your property that is not exempt. It is then...
You have several issues stated here--believe it or not--that should be addressed by a lawyer. Until the foreclosure is complete the house is...