Category: Foreclosure Defense
Category: Foreclosure Defense
Florida’s Deficiency Judgment Laws: What Happens After Foreclosure?
- January 10, 2025
- Foreclosure Defense
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[ ... ]
Short Sales, Foreclosures, and More: How a Lawyer-Broker Can Help You Deal With Distressed Properties
- October 31, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
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[ ... ]
Short Sales as a Way to Avoid Foreclosure
- October 7, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
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.[ ... ]
Should a Lawyer Write Your Foreclosure Disclosure in Florida?
- September 5, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense Real Estate
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[ ... ]
A Seller’s Guide to Foreclosure Disclosure: What You Need to Know
- August 15, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
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[ ... ]
Foreclosure Disclosure vs. Other Disclosures: What’s the Difference?
- June 24, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
When it comes to real estate transactions in Florida, transparency is crucial. Buyers need to know the exact condition of a property, and sellers are legally obligated to provide that information. This is where the concept of disclosures comes into play. However, not all disclosures are created equal. At The Law Office of Carlos M. Amor, P.A., we understand the intricacies involved in real estate transactions, particula[ ... ]
How Do Consumer Protection Laws Protect You in a Foreclosure?
- April 19, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
Have you received a notice of foreclosure on your property, or do you expect to? If so, you are likely worried about losing your home, something you worked hard to purchase. Your fears are well-founded. While lenders do have the right to move forward in pursuit of what they are owed, there are laws in effect to protect borrowers who may fall behind on their mortgage payments. If you find yours[ ... ]
Could Loan Servicing Error Cause a Foreclosure?
- March 12, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
Facing a foreclosure is stressful; you are in danger of losing the property you worked so hard to purchase. Of course, there are a host of reasons why you may find yourself in this situation, especially when you live in Florida. Falling ill, changes in employment and even rising homeowners insurance rates can all result in your falling behind on your mortgage payments triggering legal action. But w[ ... ]
What Happens if My Home goes into Foreclosure and Goes to Court?
- February 7, 2024
- Foreclosure Defense
Purchasing property is exciting and a bit overwhelming. After all, your newly acquired home is likely your largest asset, one for which you spent years saving. While the prospect of making such a significant investment may be daunting, you likely approached this transaction in good faith, with the belief that you were financially stable and capable of making all mortgage payments. Unfortunately, in life we face unforeseen obstacles. How we respond to them can make a[ ... ]
Alternatives to Foreclosure in Florida
- December 19, 2023
- Foreclosure Defense
Do You Have Options to Avoid Foreclosure in Florida? If you acquired your home under a mortgage agreement, it's because you hoped to pay it off as and when due. Unfortunately, life happens, and unforeseen circumstances may make you incapable of living up to your mortgage obligations. After missing your payments or receiving a notice of default, the fear of losing your precious home starts staring you in the face. The only question on your mind at this point is[ ... ]
