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Updated over 7 years ago,
Court grants foreclosure in favor of lender - now what?
Hello,
I read through all the documents of a house here in Windermere Florida for the purpose of educating myself on some of the nuances of foreclosure here in FL.
The couple bought the house in 2008 and immediately in 2009 was trying to rent/sell, likely in over their heads. They had a 650k note and at some point stopped making payments.
The 1st document leading up to the foreclosure was 6/2013 with several thereafter like them filing bankruptcy twice, mediation for which the couple did nothing to follow the plan or pay so the trustee recommended to the court to not approve the plan, frivolous filings to the court to stall the process (one documents states they challenged who actually owned the Note in addition to several other challenges).
Now after all of the stalling tactics there is a court date set for a non-jury trial in June-2017.
Say the court grants the foreclosure giving the lender back the property, what happens next?
Seems like this couple has done everything to stay in the property so can they appeal yet again stopping the lender from taking back the property?