Can a Management Company Refuse a Late Rent Payment?

Posted on May 25, 2015 by Stephen Hachey

When financial burdens strike – it can be devastating. Not only does it affect your morale, but it can hinder your ability to pay the most necessary of bills: your rent. In an attempt to save yourself from eviction, you go down to the property manager’s office to make a partial payment. Horrifyingly, they refuse […]

What Happens After a Judicial Default has been Granted on a Foreclosure?

Posted on May 17, 2015 by Stephen Hachey

The foreclosure process comes with a lot of different actions, paperwork, and notices. For the average person, all the paperwork and hearings can be confusing – and at times, frustrating. One of the actions that you may see during the course of your foreclosure is the judicial default. Technically speaking, the definition of a judicial […]

Can the Bank Collect Past Due HOA Fees After a Foreclosure Judgment?

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Stephen Hachey

You worked hard to be able to purchase that home or condo. You sign your papers, you move in… And then tragedy strikes. You get sick, injured, or suffer the hit of cut-backs at work. You’re unable to pay your home owners association fees, and before you know it, you’re missing mortgage payments. Then it […]

Can a Servicer for a Trustee File a Deficiency Judgment?

Posted on May 4, 2015 by Stephen Hachey

Having to endure the foreclosure process can be a difficult experience. You’ve had to relinquish your home, find new lodging, and tolerate months of paperwork and phone calls from the bank. Just when you think it’s all over, suddenly you hear the term deficiency judgment. A deficiency judgment is a judgment against a borrower whose […]

Can a Management Company Refuse a Late Rent Payment?

What Happens After a Judicial Default has been Granted on a Foreclosure?

Can the Bank Collect Past Due HOA Fees After a Foreclosure Judgment?

Can a Servicer for a Trustee File a Deficiency Judgment?

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