Category Archives: Foreclosure Defense
Can an HOA Foreclose on Your Home in Florida? How Liens Work and How to Stop It
The front gate of the neighborhood had been stuck open for eight months. After a dozen unanswered emails to the board, you stopped paying your HOA dues until someone fixed it. Your mortgage was current, and the dues were only a couple hundred dollars a quarter. A year later, a letter arrives with a… Read More »
Can’t Afford Your Florida Condo Special Assessment? Your Options When Foreclosure Is on the Table
Imagine sitting at your dining room table and opening an official envelope from your condominium association. You expect the usual notice about pool rules or landscaping updates. Instead, you are staring at a bill for a life-altering sum of money. You might suddenly owe $30,000, $50,000, or more, with the first installment due in… Read More »
You Can Stop Foreclosure and Save Your Home, and Here’s How!
If you have fallen so far behind on your mortgage payments that you have received a notice of foreclosure, we understand that you may be feeling worried and scared about what foreclosure may mean for your future. While worry and fear are perfectly normal emotions to feel at this stage in your life, they… Read More »
What is a Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure, and is it a Good Deal for You?
A deed in lieu of foreclosure is precisely what it sounds like: in order to be released from your mortgage obligation, you must sign over the deed to your home to the bank. Typically, homeowners file for a deed in lieu when they have received notice of foreclosure from the bank, and they want… Read More »
