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As a Miami Florida attorney practicing real estate law, Lisbet Campo, Esq. provides legal counsel and representation to parties involved in commercial and residential real estate transactions. If you have a legal issue in Miami-Dade, Florida, or anywhere in the State of Florida contact attorney Lisbet Campo to discuss your situation.

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Archive for December 15th, 2009

Bankruptcy Information

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Though filing for personal bankruptcy involves a court proceeding, the process is largely administrative in nature. For Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases a variety of documents are submitted to the bankruptcy court, a trustee is appointed, and a judge is seldom involved. The process is far more judge-heavy in a Chapter 11 case, but still the process is played out largely on the basis of the official forms prepared by the lawyer in conjunction with the debtor. To be sure, there are motions to be filed and hearings to be held. But motions are nothing more than formal requests made to the judge; they remain within the context of those official forms that govern the entire process. The bankruptcy system is one of equity, which means that everyone is theoretically working together to get to the same end result within the confines of the law.

But what happens if someone – a debtor, creditor or any other interested party – has a disoute that’s related to the bankruptcy case? As with any other dispute, it would be resolved within the court system through a lawsuit. When that lawsuit is related to the underlying case, it’s called a adversary proceeding. An adversary proceeding is just like any other federal lawsuit, governed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and subject to the same practices as anywhere else. The only distinction is that this lawsuit must be related to the bankruptcy case in order to be filed in this particular place.

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Short Sales

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

A short sale is an option that is available to sellers that will prevent foreclosure. This specific type of real estate sale is becoming more popular as many people are becoming unable to meet their mortgage payments because of the tough economic times. If you’re trying to sell a home in this crowded real estate market, a short sale will allow you to competitively price your home and it may save you from foreclosure. As a seller, you need to know that completing a short sales will leave you without a profit on your home. The home will be sold for less than the balance of your mortgage and you’ll need to qualify for this type of sale before being able to use it. For this reason, its best to work with a licensed real estate agent who has experience with short sales in order to get the best results with process. Look for a Certified Default Resolution Specialist (CDTS) to handle your short sale.

These are special real estate agents who have been trained to handle short sales and other similar real estate transactions. Since they’ve received special training and certification you can be sure that they’ll be able to guide you through this somewhat complicated process. In order to qualify for a short sale, you’ll have to show the bank that you are under financial hardship. You will also need to show that the value of your home won’t cover the balance of the loans against it. Typically, you’ll need to show income verification and bank statements to a lender to prove that you required a sale. In addition, you’ll need to turn in a statement that explains your financial hardship. These documents in and of themselves can be hundreds of pages long, which is why having an expert real estate agent is a good idea. The bank or lender will be responsible for the closing costs and the real estate agents’ fees.

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Debt Settlement Options

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

When a common person in confronted with heaps of debt and he thinks that filing for bankruptcy is the only choice to be free. Although bankruptcy will end all the harassing calls that the ominous creditors make but the effect is temporary. Bankruptcy has a lot of overwhelming disadvantages which everyone should be aware of. Bankruptcy has far-reaching impacts which really affect your financial future. Like it lowers your credit score to a great extend which makes it very difficult for you if you want to acquire a loan, want to be employed somewhere, getting insurance or if you want rent a home or car. This blemish remains on your credit report for 10 years. If you have no other choice to eliminate debt then and only then you should use bankruptcy. So before choosing this very last option first attempt the other alternatives introduced which are far better than bankruptcy. Like the debt settlement or the debt consolidation. These are two different options and have much lesser negative affects as compare to bankruptcy. This is very good news for all the consumers who were facing their worst financial crisis due to the current economy recession. Before the recession hit the United States, there was no concept of these methods but now they have provided exactly the kind of relief every consumer want to have. These methods provide savings, less affects on credit ratings and better ideas for handling the expenses.

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Ways to Prevent Foreclosure

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Home foreclosure cases have increased since the housing crash began last year and the fear of losing a home has become a real threat for several homeowners. According to foreclosure statistics reported in January 2009 by Neighborhood Works America, no less than one out of every 200 homeowners is facing a severe threat of foreclosure. So, how to tackle this problem? Do not run away from the problem as it will only increase your difficulties. Here are some easy ways to prevent home foreclosure. Do not delay the action. The longer you delay the action, the more difficult the problem becomes and the poorer you seem to lenders. Solve the problem immediately after you know your job is in danger and before your interest rate becomes too high. Do not hesitate to ask for help, as you are not the only person who is facing this problem. Do call the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). There are many counseling agencies approved by HUD to help you attach to some significant federal and state information and aid programs. One can find a complete list of approved agencies on their website. Discuss the problem with your lender also, as your lender also does not want you to close out. Before meeting him, note down important questions to be discussed and be prepared to take notes. Discuss every point remaining cool and calm. Also, take help of a real estate attorney or law firm expert in loan adjustments. An attorney having full knowledge of real estate laws and regulations will help you to come out of the problem in the best possible manner.

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Avoiding Foreclosure

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

With the current world economic crisis, many people are finding it hard to meet mortgage payments for their homes. They are heavily pondering on foreclosure and bankruptcy as solutions for their problems. If you are one of these homeowners, don’t do it just yet. There are still ways on how you can avoid foreclosure in these trying times. The government has a bail out plan for foreclosure which will allow you to delay the process as much as possible. This will buy you time so that you can restructure your finances and rebuild it along the way. You have to take advantage of this bail out plan to keep your home.

The first step in doing this is to manage your debt. You have to devise a reduction plan which will reduce your debts. You can join a debt consolidation program or a debt counseling service to help you with your concern. Most people are led to believe that ignoring the problem will miraculously get rid of it. But this belief is untrue. As a responsible homeowner, you have to weigh your options. If you are really at a loss and can’t seem to get back on your feet, then foreclosure may be the best option for you. However, if you see a tiny, tiny speck of hope for your situation, don’t settle for foreclosure.

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