If an objection was filed, record a certified copy of an order, entered after a hearing held on the objection, allowing abandonment and the portion of the bankruptcy docket showing that the time for appeal expired without the filing of an appeal.Then,an order must be entered and recorded in Case No.05-2008-CA-065058 vacating the certificate of title and foreclosure sale, in the case.Then:The proper completion of a mortgage foreclosure action under Case No.05-2012-CA-046681, Brevard County, in compliance with statutory and due process requirements and the expiration of the applicable appeals period and resulting in the certificate of title being issued to WILMNGTON TRUST N.

I want to see the whole action.

David,If you have a contract, then there are legal actions you can take if she breaches it.

Until the lessor transfers title to the merchandise to the consumer, the relationship of the parties to a rental-purchase agreement shall be that of a lessor and lessee and not that of a seller and buyer, and title to the merchandise shall remain vested with the lessor.

Anybody else see similar action in their market right now?

@Karen Margrave , on non consumer real estate purchases, i.e. real estate purchases for investment, the SAFE act as well as the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau rules and regulations are not applicable.The usury laws are enacted by each state.

What a disclosure could be showing is the ability of some smooth operator having the skills to give some caution or clarification and still convince someone that what they are about to do is the best solution for them......salesmanship.While disclosing to someone that they are about to be had may lighten the blow, but it still doesn't wash away the responsibility for your actions when you are the one devising the deal.It's not so much compliance issues as it is in prudent operations and fairness in dealing with the public, John Doe Public is usually at a distinct disadvantage in RE and financing.I understand what Aaron presented too, disclosures don't wash away the obvious.

We maintain a Seller database that we update every time there is contact or an action with a Seller.

More than adequate liability insurance is the 'advised' norm but the latter will not cover illegal action, the pursuit of voracious creditors or the many exclusions including ingesting Lead paint.We also record & file weekly minutes, as well as all resolutions regarding any new acquisition/dispositions etc

My next action should probably be a call to an experienced attorney.Thanks again.