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South Florida Rentals are Going Sky High

Emil Fleysher September 22, 2014

South Floridians are feeling the pain when it comes time to pay their landlords. Rent is taking a larger sum out of their paychecks than nearly anywhere else in the country, and there is no sign of relief in sight. It takes 44 percent of your earnings, typically, to pay rent in South Florida. This is 14 percent more than the average throughout the country stated Zillow.com. San Francisco and

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Palm Beach County Makes The Top 5 Highest Asking Prices In The Nation

Emil Fleysher September 19, 2014

Palm Beach County home sellers are putting big price tag on their homes. According to Trulia.com the asking prices for the properties have increased 14.5 percent in the area compared to August of last year. They are the fourth raking region in the nation. Lakeland took third place with 14.8 percent increase, and Birmingham, Alabama and Miami-Dade County tied at 15.6 percent. Broward County only increased 10.4 percent, ranking at

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July: A Tough Month With Foreclosures For South Florida

Emil Fleysher September 18, 2014

In July, South Florida was among the regions with the highest foreclosure rates in the Country. One in every 421 homes had a foreclosure filing throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County. The tri-county is ranked fifth throughout Florida. Palm Bay-Melbourne was among the top with one in every 404 homes in foreclosure, Orlando was second with one in every 357, but Ocala was first with one in every 296

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Florida Foreclosures Go Up In Over A Year

Emil Fleysher September 17, 2014

Brand new foreclosure filings have gone up 24 percent in comparison to the beginning of the year. This increase is the first annual one since the beginning of 2013 and it is believed that this is part of the foreseen tsunami of homes that will be taken away. There were 6,468 foreclosures in August; a 74 percent boost from July reported RealtyTrac, a company that records foreclosures throughout the country.

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Good News South Florida: Less Cash Sales

Emil Fleysher September 15, 2014

A report provided by the Realtors Association of the Palm Beaches states that investors, which predominately purchase properties in cash only, are at the lowest point in several years. Cash deals are a characteristic of investors and it helps differentiate them from homebuyers who customarily require mortgages. These sales went down by 11.5 percent in July compared to the beginning of the year but were only second to the abrupt

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Second Wave of Foreclosure Hits South Florida

Emil Fleysher September 11, 2014

Many residents in South Florida are confronting a new wave of foreclosure consequences as banks attempt to secure unpaid mortgage debts from foreclosed homes that were lost years ago. Beginning June 1st nearly 110 alleged deficiency judgments were filed by Dyck O’neal, a Texas-based collection company, in Palm Beach County, 200 in Miami-Dade County, and 300 in Broward County. It is believed that because the deadline changed from 5 years,

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Southwest Florida Bankruptcy Filings have Lowered Tremendously

Emil Fleysher September 10, 2014

A couple of years after the recession, the rate of consumers and businesses filing for bankruptcy have dropped approximately 50 percent in Southwest Florida. Nearly 2,600 companies and residents in Charlotte, Manatee, and Sarasota counties solicited bankruptcy attorneys to defend them against creditor in the last year – this is about half of the bankruptcy filings in 2010. Unfortunately, it is still 500 more bankruptcies filed then when the economy

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New Law Increases Foreclosures in Palm Beach County

Emil Fleysher September 9, 2014

July 2014 marks the one year anniversary of Florida’s “Fair Foreclosure Act”. The Florida Legislature passed this law requiring, among other things, the plaintiff to confirm in their foreclosure complaint that they are in possession of all the necessary documents to support their case against the defendant. The law, also referred to as the “Speedy Foreclosure Act” went in to effect on July 1, 2013. July 2014 forelcosure filings were

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Southwest Florida Bankruptcy Filings Down Substantially

Emil Fleysher September 8, 2014

A few years after the peak of the recession, the rate of consumers and businesses filing for bankruptcy have dropped approximately 50 percent in Southwest Florida. Nearly 2,600 companies and residents in Charlotte, Manatee, and Sarasota counties solicited bankruptcy attorneys to defend them against creditor in the last year – this is about half of the bankruptcy filings in 2010. Unfortunately, it is still 500 more bankruptcies filed than when

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Bank of America’s $17 Billion Settlement.

Emil Fleysher September 5, 2014

Officials intimately close to the case have stated that Bank of America has come to a record breaking $17 Billion settlement to conclude the investigation in the role of selling the mortgage-backed securities prior to the 2008 financial fiasco. An official, who requested to stay anonymous, stated that Bank of America will come forward with $7 billion in consumer relief and $10 billion in cash. In the last yet Citigroup

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South Florida Rentals are Going Sky High

Palm Beach County Makes The Top 5 Highest Asking Prices In The Nation

July: A Tough Month With Foreclosures For South Florida

Florida Foreclosures Go Up In Over A Year

Good News South Florida: Less Cash Sales

Second Wave of Foreclosure Hits South Florida

Southwest Florida Bankruptcy Filings have Lowered Tremendously

New Law Increases Foreclosures in Palm Beach County

Southwest Florida Bankruptcy Filings Down Substantially

Bank of America’s $17 Billion Settlement.

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