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Foreclosure Law - What Happens After Foreclosure Ends
Your home has been sold at a foreclosure sale, or you know one is coming. Now you have a new set of questions: Do I have to leave? Do I still owe money?
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Options for Homeowners to Halt Foreclosure
Once a foreclosure begins, homeowners may still have a chance to stop the process.
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Short Sale Real Estate Attorney — Defining a Short Sale
A short sale is when a homeowner sells a house for a price that does not cover the total mortgage debt.
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Remaining Loan Balance After a Foreclosure — What You Still Owe And How to Resolve It
Lost your home to foreclosure but still getting collection calls? Learn what a remaining loan balance (deficiency balance) is, whether you legally owe it, and how to resolve it — free consultation.
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An Explanation of the Terms Walk Away and Underwater
Owners might leave a property without further mortgage obligations if specific legal conditions and local regulations allow for this action. A property is considered to have negative equity when the total debt exceeds the current market price.
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Why Banks Favor Short Sales Over Foreclosure
If you've fallen behind on your mortgage, you're probably bracing for the worst: foreclosure, moving trucks, and a credit score that takes years to recover. But here's something that might surprise you — your lender doesn't want to foreclose either.
In fact, most banks would much rather work with you on a short sale than take your house back. That's not because they're feeling generous. It's because foreclosure is expensive, slow, and messy for them too.
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The One Action Rule and HELOC Loans - A Homeowner's Guide
A home equity line of credit (HELOC) is a financial agreement that allows homeowners to borrow money based on the market value of their property minus any outstanding mortgage balances.
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NEWS: Timeshare Litigation Group Meeting
Panda Kroll, Esq. Complex Litigation in Federal Courts (805) 551-0773 pkroll@pandakrollesq.com PandaKrollEsq.com Juliet Sussman, Esq. (800) 233-8521 jsussman@sussmanlawfirms.com newportbeachrealestateattorney.com Mark Parrish (816) 471-4511 mparrish@bktplaw.com bktplaw.com Timeshare Litigation Group Meeting Join a community of attorneys throughout the nation, all of whom assist unhappy consumers burdened by unconscionable, illegal and/or unfair timeshare contracts. Learn be
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Removing Squatters in San Diego
Squatting is the occupying of a building or land without the owner’s permission. Although it can happen anywhere, it most often occurs in unoccupied homes. Removing Squatters in San Diego Sometimes this can be a vacant or abandoned home, but it can also happen at a person’s residence while they are away on vacation. When it’s your property that is being occupied, removing squatters in San Diego can be an enormous and costly disruption. In response to these concerns, Californ
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Recycling Requirements in San Diego
Waste management is an important issue. If there is an abundance of waste in an area, it will become less attractive and property values will drop. Recycling Requirements in San Diego In addition, waste disposal creates both land and air pollution. In response to these concerns, California imposed requirements on recycling which has prompted cities and counties to enact regulations in order to comply with state requirements. San Diego Municipal Code §66.0705 requires anyone
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Fence Regulations in San Diego
Cities often impose restrictions on the location and height of a fence or hedge on a property. In the case of fences, there can even be a restriction based on the type of fence being used. Fence Regulations in San Diego San Diego Municipal Code §142.0310 addresses the location and height of fences. It dictates that no portion of a fence shall extend beyond the property’s premises into the public right of way unless a permit has been obtained. No more than 30% of the fence m
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Gas Powered Leaf Blowers in San Diego
Leaf blowers are often used for clearing large areas due to their power and portability. While they are convenient, they can create a...
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Home Based Businesses: Cottage Food Operations
Home based businesses like a cottage food operation are a popular means to generate income. A large advantage being not having a commute to and from a workplace eliminating wasted time and reducing expenses. Home Based Businesses: Cottage Food Operations While this sounds ideal, it is not without limitations. In California, cottage food operations are authorized by Government Code §51035 and must comply with Land Development Code §141.0308. Limitations imposed Cities and Cou
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Creating an Exit Plan with Lawyers for Timeshare Exit
Have you dealt with a frustrating timeshare contract or felt tricked during a sale? It's a good idea to talk to lawyers who spend their time working on timeshare cases — this post acts as a guide to help you find honest legal experts nearby. You are also going to find tips on what to look for so you pick the best professional for your situation. Individuals frequently use internet search engines to locate a "timeshare exit attorney near me". A close physical location is not
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How a Real Estate Attorney in San Diego Can Protect Your Investments
Real Estate Attorneys in San Diego, CA are dedicated to assisting clients with buying, selling, and managing real estate properties with...
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How to Hire a Lawyer to Cancel a Timeshare
If you're a timeshare owner seeking legal help to cancel your timeshare, it's important to evaluate the track record and expertise of the...
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Your Guide to Finding a Timeshare Cancellation Attorney
Finding the right lawyer can be a daunting task, especially if you're not familiar with the legal field. Not all lawyers specialize in...
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What to Look For in Choosing an San Diego Real Estate Attorney
San Diego real estate attorneys cater to clients within San Diego and Southern California. With a strong focus on assisting both...
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How to Create an Easement
An easement is an interest in real property that entitles its owner to limited use or enjoyment of land in the possession of another.
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Attorney Juliet Sussman Elected Co-Chair of the AAJ's National Timeshare Litigation Group
The law firm of Sussman & Associates, specializing in Real Estate litigation for over 40 years, and for the past fifteen (15) years the...
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