Florida's foreclosure process is slow and costly, so one state representatve is drafting a bill called the Florida Fair Foreclosure Act to speed things up. But foreclosure activists say haste will lay waste to the rights of cash-strapped homeowners.
September 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Can the Florida Legislature accelerate the speed of foreclosures slogging through clogged courts?
Kathleen Passidomo, a Republican representing Collier County’s 76th Florida House District, hopes so. And that concerns some foreclosure activists, particularly if it reduces the role of judges in the foreclosure process.
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