It's unclear what you are asking. When you buy a home you get a deed at closing and own the home; the person lending money merely has a mortgage (lien) on the property, even if it is seller financed.

If somehow you did this not using an attorney and not a formal closing, it's... View More

File a claim for.....? You call your insurance and say you got in an accident and they fix your car. With no injuries that would be your only "claim"

You would need to ask your realtor as documents are offered to realtors via their membership to the local MLS. You can try Google but that is likely an outdated version and there multiple versions such as the "regular" version and "as-is" version; as well as various addendums you may need.

You would need an attorney to review your contract, which you (or your seller if an agent) should have representing you in a sale anyway. If this is the FARBAR contract then possibly yes, if the appraisal of the property is not sufficient to support the loan amount then Buyer may be able to walk... View More

But he also cannot control where the public parks. If the public chooses to park in your lot to get to his business, that is on them and not the business owner. That would be like parking at Publix is full so you park next door at the drug store; the drug store can't hold Publix legally... View More

This is why you hire an attorney when buying or selling real estate; unfortunately, FL is one of the states that does not require an attorney to close. If sellers moved out of the country you can sue them all you want but likely have a useless piece of paper that will cost more than $6,000 to sue... View More

HOA liens are statutory rights in Florida; see 720.3085. Generally, an HOA will not take less than owed, only payment in full will prevent the foreclosure. And the lien will only grow as time goes on and attorney's fees build at hundreds of dollars per hour. $2500 is a relatively small... View More

As a junior lien the foreclosure by the bank wiped out your junior lien; that is how it works. But if there was surplus any junior liens get paid before the ex-owner IF you made a timely claim to the court within 60 days. If not you waived your rights sorry to say. You still have a money... View More

There is no such thing as a "HOA condominium" they are 2 completely separate legal entities; and condos are governed by 718 in the statutes, and HOAs by 720. There are no rental minimums in the statutes, if stated in the association governing docs you agreed to that when purchasing.

The title company has insurance if they screwed up. Time to lawyer up.

Gated has nothing to do with the road being private or public. You would need to pull the HOA docs and plat map and see if they say. Likely if the policy is there then they own the roads as one cannot tow from a public road.

Anyone can bid it is a public auction; or if seller agrees you can buy via a short sale now. You should hire a lawyer before you do anything to make sure there are no other liens on it and help you with the process.

Generally yes, no one is going to be responsible for money, collect checks, and write new checks for free. Time is money.

Yes, the covenants run with the land. As long as the land is there assessments are due and unpaid assessments can become a lien

You could try to sue the other driver personally, but if they have no money or assets to take, you are likely out of luck. You cannot get blood from a stone. That is why carrying UM coverage and adequate coverage is so important. The other problem is you were technically driving uninsured... View More

Very likely yes as you told them you lived there, and since the bank has to foreclose all interests of everyone who lives there, your name will now be in the lawsuit. It wont have any financial penalty against you, but your name will now appear in a foreclosure in court records. It would have... View More

That is what the contract says, " If Buyer determines, in Buyer's sole discretion, that the Property is not acceptable to Buyer, Buyer may terminate this Contract by delivering written notice or such election to Seller prior to expiration of Inspection Period. If Buyer timely terminates... View More

You can short sale it or try to deed in lieu; the bank takes title back and waives the debt. It will be tough to short sale an empty plot though as land sometimes is already a tough sale these days. You should contact a FL attorney

Your facts aren't clear. Your loan matured in 2015 (assume that's what 2105 meant)? When was the insurance they are claimed for; what year? If the taxes were for years before 2015 then you may still owe it. State 95.281(c) does address taxes in that "For all obligations,... View More

And how would a Florida lawyer know what PA law is?