If you, or someone you know, is going through the foreclosure process you may have heard the term “case management conference”. If you are wondering what that is, here’s the answer. In terms of foreclosure, a case management conference is when both parties meet to talk about the foreclosure case because nothing has changed. This […]
Although buying a house already sounds scary, your heart might drop a little bit when your lending doesn’t go through. The question that people ask themselves is, if I am trying to buy a house from HUD and the lending doesn’t go through, am I responsible for the title, lean, and survey search? The hard […]
Under Florida law, whether through foreclosure or deed-in-lieu, both the previous and the new owner are jointly and severally liable for all unpaid assessments that come due prior to the transfer of title. In a bank foreclosure, the statute’s “Safe Harbor” provision limits your lender’s liability, requiring them to pay the association only up to […]
Foreclosures can be a lengthy, stressful process in which all sides stand to lose. Chances are your lender wants to work it out as much as you do; it is easier and cheaper to come to an amicable agreement then to have a drawn out slugfest play through the court system. But if you’ve been […]