Foreclosure On Commercial Property In FL.

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In CA, the rules for foreclosing on residential properties is different than for commerial and was wondering about FL.



Specifically the right to cure.



Once foreclosure starts on a commercial property, does the borrower have the right to cure the loan, or must it be paid off.



Does anyone have a reference to the code section governing this?

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  • jimandlacy24th August, 2009

    FYI
    At first I was going to defend my REO brethren but lately, in my market anyway, I am seeing a steady increase in new REO listings with the following comment in the remarks section, "Already have a verbal acceptance of an offer, just waiting for the bank to return the paperwork."
    The pocket REO market is alive and thriving.
    Jim

  • ITBInvestor20th July, 2009

    Do you mean HARP (Home Affordability Refinance Program)? See http://makinghomeaffordable.gov/

    Or is this (HAMP) yet another housing stimulus/bailout/entitlement?

  • jimandlacy25th August, 2009

    Right now my best leads for new clients are coming from call capture. I use it on signs at the property, on the web ads and in print ads. I get an immediate page with the # for a warm followup. They can also click to talk to my cell or click to my lender.
    Jim[ Edited by jimandlacy on Date 08/25/2009 ]

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