A September, 2018 opinion from Florida’s Third District Court of Appeals provides guidance on what is not a “lawful, cognizable basis” for cancelling, rescheduling, or continuing a judicial foreclosure sale date, in the absence of an agreement from the plaintiff (lender). In the case below, thirteen days before a foreclosure sale[note]This was the second foreclosureContinue reading “Short selling your home? Here’s a tip: start the process well in advance of a scheduled foreclosure sale”
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No contract, no fees, no, really
We’re all familiar with the notion that one can’t have something both ways, a notion that has been idiomized in a number of ways over the years: “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.” “You can’t have your cake and eat it, too.” “What goes around, comes around.” “Because the homeowner prevailedContinue reading “No contract, no fees, no, really”