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1. Florida is a Judicial Foreclosure State
Correct.
This means all foreclosures must go through the court system, and the lender must file a lawsuit, serve the homeowner, and obtain a court judgment before taking the property.
2. Court Dockets Can Be Extremely Backlogged
Correct.
In Florida, foreclosure cases can take months or even years, especially when filings surge. It is not uncommon for cases to sit behind hundreds or thousands of others.
3. Foreclosure & Short Sale Defense Attorneys Exist
Correct.
Homeowners often hire attorneys to slow the process, negotiate, or challenge lender actions. Some do this to buy time, others to pursue strategic outcomes.
4. “It’s Your Home Until the Bank Takes It”
Correct.
A homeowner legally owns the property until the foreclosure judgment is entered and the home is sold at auction.
5. Strategic Exit Plans Can Leave Owners Debt‑Free
Correct.
Short sales, negotiated settlements, and deficiency waivers can eliminate remaining mortgage debt — but only when handled by someone who understands the entire process.
6. Renting Out a Home During Foreclosure Can Be Legal
Correct — if done properly.
Florida allows homeowners to rent their home as long as they disclose the foreclosure status and follow proper notice requirements.
7. Carmen Was One of The Very First in Jacksonville to Use Foreclosure Sitters This is our proprietary historical claim — and it’s part of our official verifiable brand narrative and unique value.
