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Understanding Foreclosure in Florida - A Guide for Distressed Homeowners
The key to understanding foreclosure in Florida is that, while the process is similar between states, each state has its own laws and regulations. In general understanding foreclosures involves knowing that when you miss a payment or two, the bank sends a legal notice that you are in the ...
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Florida Real Estate Trends - Major Lenders To Provide 30-Day Reprieve For Distressed Homeowners
Recently, around six of the country's biggest home mortgage lenders announced that they will temporarily halt some foreclosures in order to allow homeowners a reprieve of 30 days to renegotiate their loans. The recent pronouncement by lenders like Countrywide Financial, which is Florida's largest ...
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What To Look For When Buying A Foreclosure
We held a seminar 5 weeks ago on "How to purchase a Foreclosure". We discussed what to look for when buying a Foreclosure that the bank won`t tell you. It`s hard to imagine people attempting to place an offer on a "Bank Owned" property without the assistance of an attorney or trained Real Estate ...
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Hassle-Free Real Estate Investment Even on Retirement
A Home Mortgage and a Retiree do not make a good fit, do they? A person nearing retirement would definitely prefer a hassle-free post-employment phase in his life, but more often than not, most retirees are still faced with the burdens of mortgage on a real estate investment and the scythe of ...
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Sarasota Real Estate: Pot of Gold behind Property Foreclosures
When a person purchases a home, a loan must be taken on a regular basis. The lenders, which are banks in general, keep the title to the home as collateral. When the person is ineffectual in paying the dues on time, the ownership of the house is transferred to the lender. This transfer of ownership ...
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Surprisingly Shocking Foreclosure Truths Revealed
Take even a cursory perusal of the financial headlines lately and you'll be inundated with tales of the so called "mortgage crisis" and of people loosing their properties to foreclosure. The situation is actually quite dire in many parts of the country, as this recent ranking of the top states for ...
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Florida Foreclosure Market Interests Investors
Florida foreclosure listings have increased over 60% year-to-year as a result of over-development, rising interest rates, skyrocketing insurance premiums and a rise in property taxes throughout most of Florida. As the Florida foreclosure properties continue to climb, investors are seeing Florida as ...
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Foreclosure Rates Are Climbing - When Will They Stop?
January 2008 saw another large jump in foreclosure filings. Nationwide, filings for foreclosures jumped 57 percent, causing 45,327 homeowners to lose their homes to bank repossessions. This is yet another indication that our national real estate markets fears are far from over. Although this ...
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When The American Dream Becomes The American Nightmare
You and your significant other pinch pennies until you are able to set aside enough money to make the down payment then you search and search until you find the right house, your house, and the house you have been dreaming about. What makes it a dream house is simply personal choice - what you ...
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Jingle Mail And California Law - Giving The Mortgage Back To The Bank
If you owe $800,000 on a $550,000 house, and give the bank the $550,000 house, can the bank then try to collect the $250,000 difference? Or to use the legal terminology, can the bank seek a deficiency judgment? The answer, in California, is probably not. California Code of Civil Procedure ยง580b ...
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