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  • July 2, 2008 at 1:56 PM #232620
    patientlywaiting
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    I’m pretty sure that Florida uses “real” mortgages (and not deeds of trust like in California).

    Mortgages require judicial foreclose (unlike a deed trust “foreclosure” which is under the power of sale granted by the owner to the trustee who holds the deed on behalf of the bank).

    Judicial foreclosures make it much easier to get deficiency judgments.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:21 PM #232446
    DWCAP
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    Everyone has some connection to a RE agent they have some tie to. The person who sold you your home, your neighbor sister in law, you buddy at works wife. Whatever. Find someone who wont screw with you, and ask them for a good RE lawyer. Spend a few hundred dollars, and get it from the horses mouth. I doubt youll get too much here, because no one wants to give bad advice, especially in a state most dont know.

    Hopefully getting it done right early can get you out without the loss of tens of thousands. $500 down, maybe saves you $85000 later. Hows that for a return rate!

    PS. What area of FL? Just curious.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:21 PM #232569
    DWCAP
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    Everyone has some connection to a RE agent they have some tie to. The person who sold you your home, your neighbor sister in law, you buddy at works wife. Whatever. Find someone who wont screw with you, and ask them for a good RE lawyer. Spend a few hundred dollars, and get it from the horses mouth. I doubt youll get too much here, because no one wants to give bad advice, especially in a state most dont know.

    Hopefully getting it done right early can get you out without the loss of tens of thousands. $500 down, maybe saves you $85000 later. Hows that for a return rate!

    PS. What area of FL? Just curious.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:21 PM #232577
    DWCAP
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    Everyone has some connection to a RE agent they have some tie to. The person who sold you your home, your neighbor sister in law, you buddy at works wife. Whatever. Find someone who wont screw with you, and ask them for a good RE lawyer. Spend a few hundred dollars, and get it from the horses mouth. I doubt youll get too much here, because no one wants to give bad advice, especially in a state most dont know.

    Hopefully getting it done right early can get you out without the loss of tens of thousands. $500 down, maybe saves you $85000 later. Hows that for a return rate!

    PS. What area of FL? Just curious.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:21 PM #232619
    DWCAP
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    Everyone has some connection to a RE agent they have some tie to. The person who sold you your home, your neighbor sister in law, you buddy at works wife. Whatever. Find someone who wont screw with you, and ask them for a good RE lawyer. Spend a few hundred dollars, and get it from the horses mouth. I doubt youll get too much here, because no one wants to give bad advice, especially in a state most dont know.

    Hopefully getting it done right early can get you out without the loss of tens of thousands. $500 down, maybe saves you $85000 later. Hows that for a return rate!

    PS. What area of FL? Just curious.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:21 PM #232629
    DWCAP
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    Everyone has some connection to a RE agent they have some tie to. The person who sold you your home, your neighbor sister in law, you buddy at works wife. Whatever. Find someone who wont screw with you, and ask them for a good RE lawyer. Spend a few hundred dollars, and get it from the horses mouth. I doubt youll get too much here, because no one wants to give bad advice, especially in a state most dont know.

    Hopefully getting it done right early can get you out without the loss of tens of thousands. $500 down, maybe saves you $85000 later. Hows that for a return rate!

    PS. What area of FL? Just curious.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM #232451
    barnaby33
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    Your post had the tone of demanding information, you might wish to ask a bit more nicely.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM #232572
    barnaby33
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    Your post had the tone of demanding information, you might wish to ask a bit more nicely.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM #232582
    barnaby33
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    Your post had the tone of demanding information, you might wish to ask a bit more nicely.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM #232622
    barnaby33
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    Your post had the tone of demanding information, you might wish to ask a bit more nicely.

    July 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM #232633
    barnaby33
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    Your post had the tone of demanding information, you might wish to ask a bit more nicely.

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