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Does a bank’s payment mix-up excuse a homeowner who stopped paying? No, the Second DCA says in a Hillsborough foreclosure
The Second DCA reversed a Hillsborough judgment denying foreclosure, holding that disputed 2015 payment reversals did not excuse the homeowners' missed payments from June 2017 on.
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Oct 28, 2026
Can a Florida court cancel a foreclosure sale without telling the winning bidder? No, the Second DCA says
A Hillsborough County homeowner paid off his foreclosure judgment five days after his house sold at auction, then had the sale thrown out in an order…
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An Incapacitated Title Holder Must Stay a Named Foreclosure Defendant, and Rule 1.260 Didn’t Require Substituting His Guardian, Third DCA Rules
Meb Loan Trust VI v. Albert Isaacs, et al. · No. 3D25-1280 (Fla. 3d DCA) · Decided October 7, 2026 More analysis may follow as additional…
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A lost note with a blank endorsement still needs proof of standing to foreclose, Sixth DCA rules
U.S. Bank won summary judgment foreclosing on an Orange County property using a lost promissory note. The Sixth District reverses, finding a real factual dispute over…
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