Foreclosure is one of the most stressful processes a homeowner can go through. If you’re facing foreclosure, you may be able to take steps to minimize negative consequences. Understanding the foreclosure process in Florida is a good place to start. If you’re considering selling your home after foreclosure or just need help navigating the foreclosure process, you need an experienced real[ ... ]
If you’re a homeowner struggling to keep up with mortgage payments, selling your home and using the proceeds to buy something smaller and less expensive is often the best course of action. Even if your lender has already initiated foreclosure proceedings, it’s not too late to sell. Selling your home during foreclosure may be more complex than it seems, but it’s not impossible. Here’s a guide to understanding the foreclosure timeline in Florida so you can see[ ... ]
The feeling of finally owning your own home after putting in a lifetime of working toward that goal is indescribable. But that wonderful feeling can go away in an instant if the bank forecloses on your property. A Florida foreclosure can be difficult to prevent once you receive a breach letter. At that point, the bank has already involved lawyers and typically believes it is financially better to proceed than to offer alternative options. However, this doesn’t mean[ ... ]
Foreclosure is the end no property buyer wants. Yet, foreclosures are a regular, expected part of the real estate industry. Deficiency judgments are a regular part of foreclosures, but what is a deficiency judgment? A deficiency judgment is an avenue for the mortgage lender to recoup funds after a foreclosure sale from the original borrower. Need help with foreclosure issues? Contact The Law Office of Carlos M. Amor, P.A. for a free consultation by phone[ ... ]
Facing foreclosure in Florida can be stressful and overwhelming. There are a number of ways to avoid the process, such as by paying off your mortgage or redeeming your debt. However, these options are often not a possibility for those dealing with potential foreclosure. Still, that doesn’t necessarily mean you will need to go through court proceedings. Many lenders are willing to negotiate alternatives like short sales. If you choose to sell your home to prevent th[ ... ]
Once the Florida foreclosure process begins, it can feel like you have lost control. The court process is frustratingly fast and often ruthless. The financial stress of falling behind on mortgage payments can complicate all portions of your life. When it seems that foreclosure is inevitable, you may wonder if there are any foreclosure alternatives. One option to avoid foreclosure is the deed-in-lieu process. What is a deed in lieu of foreclosure? Attorney Carlos M. A[ ... ]
Many homeowners have trouble understanding and navigating the sale of distressed properties — a complex landscape like this one often calls for the assistance of an experienced real estate lawyer. The term “distressed property” refers to a home or other piece of real estate that is already owned by a bank or lender or a property about to be foreclosed upon. Navigating the sale of a distressed property generally requires the services of both a real e[ ... ]
Many homeowners think that if they fall far behind on their mortgage payments, their only option is foreclosure. However, if you’re at risk of mortgage foreclosure, you might have other options. You may be curious: What is a short sale? A short sale refers to when you sell the home for less than you owe on the mortgage. This option may help you avoid foreclosure and settle your debt with the lender. Here’s a look at short sales and how they work.[ ... ]
Facing foreclosure is an emotionally overwhelming experience, and those in this position are tasked with making important choices regarding their properties. For many, selling it is the best option. That said, foreclosure transactions are not particularly straightforward; there are multiple requirements to be met and information that must be dis[ ... ]
Life is unpredictable. Certainly, when you initially purchased your property, you did not see a foreclosure in your future. Yet, here you are. In times like this, making informed decisions is critical; the right choice is dependent upon a host of issues, and the best option for you may be very different from what is best for others in similar situations. Working with a[ ... ]