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Many Consumers Faced with Foreclosure in North Port, FL and Elsewhere Continue to Be Confused and Deceived By Mortgage Servicers and Banks

Posted on February 10, 2011 by James Keim, Attorney at Law

Make no mistake, if you are served with a foreclosure lawsuit, you only have twenty (20) days to file a response. This is true regardless of whether the bank leads you to believe that the foreclosure will not proceed until … Continue reading →

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Negotiating a Deed In Lieu of Foreclosure with Your Mortgage Company

Posted on December 6, 2010 by James Keim, Attorney at Law

What is a deed in lieu of foreclosure? When should I offer it to my mortgage company? How will it help me? These are all common questions asked by consumers who are looking to end their relationship with their mortgage … Continue reading →

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The Homeowner’s Dilemma in the New Real Estate Market

Posted on November 16, 2010 by James Keim, Attorney at Law

The Homeowner’s Dilemma In North Port, Port Charlotte, Venice, Englewood and towns throughout Sarasota and Charlotte Counties, homeowners and families are coming to terms with a bleak reality: property values have plummeted and their homes are no longer the solid, appreciating investment … Continue reading →

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Are Principal Reductions in Home Loan Modifications Fantasy or Reality?

Posted on November 14, 2010 by James Keim, Attorney at Law

Many homeowners are dealing with the frustrating process of seeking a home loan modification.  These consumers are finding that banks will not even speak with them until they have missed several payments.  It seems illogical, at best, that the banking system … Continue reading →

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