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Florida Foreclosures Are Still On The Rise And The Forecast Remains Stormy For The Sunshine State
The Florida dream is rapidly becoming a nightmare for tens of thousands of state residents. According to the popular press Florida foreclosures are still showing an alarming upward trend (Florida is ranked only behind California in total properties in foreclosure) with little relief in sight in the ...
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Legal Details You Need To Know About REO
With the housing slump, followed by the recent subprime market meltdown leaving a flood of foreclosures in its wake, lenders, brokers and agents have tried to rebound with real estate-owned (REO) properties. But breaking into the distressed property or REO market is difficult unless you know the ...
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Learn How New York Foreclosures are Different than Most States
New York foreclosures are handled quite differently than most states. It is very important to know the laws of foreclosure in your own state. How does New York Foreclosures differ from many other states? There are judicial and non-judicial foreclosures. In short, most states use the non-judicial ...
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Do Not Get Hit By Foreclosure
Foreclosure is a legal process by which a bank or a creditor auctions, sells or posssesses an immovable property, when the owner fails to repay the lender the borrowed money. The agreement between the lender and the borrower is called a mortgage or a deed of trust. Usually foreclosure is resorted ...
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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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South Florida Condo Market: Trends for 2006
During the past six years, the scene in South Florida has transformed from low-rise structures to high-rise condominiums hundreds of feet high?South Florida condo market has been booming. But as the building heights rise, so did selling prices. Now, the dramatic hype of condo development is on the ...
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Foreclosure - What is the Florida Foreclosure Time Line
Many Bradenton, Florida homeowners are struggling with mortgage payments. Some are faced with the threat of foreclosure. What exactly is the foreclosure process for Bradenton real estate? A Foreclosure is when the Borrower is behind on their payments and the Lender takes legal action against them ...
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Foreclosure Laws In Florida
Florida is a judicial state, so therefore the court carries out the proceedings. The foreclosure process in this state takes around 5 months. The foreclosure process begins by a court action being filed by the lender and a notice of pending lawsuit recorded. The borrower is notified by mail, or ...
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Foreclosure Consulting - States Outline The Difference Between A Consultant And A Purchaser
Many homeowners facing foreclosure may decide to sell their homes to an investor. Unfortunately, investors have not always been above board in their dealings with homeowners, and several property holders have found themselves holding empty promises and bad debts while the investor walks away with ...
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New Bankruptcy Law Makes it Harder to Stop Foreclosure
On October 17, 2005 President Bush's sweeping bankruptcy reform law goes into effect forever changing the rules of debt collection in this natiion. Consumer advocates and the public appear to be completely unaware of the total and complete victory of the creditors under the new legislation. This ...
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