An appeals court agrees with homeowners who claimed Community Bank of Florida accepted $52,000 in catch-up payments but double-crossed them on a deal to avoid foreclosure.
March 18, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Homeowners who made a $52,000 catch-up payment to stop foreclosure under a mediated settlement agreement claim the lender took their money but double-crossed them on a loan modification deal.
Gene Lentz, Maria Lentz and Gladys Marcos raised the allegation in their appeal to the Third District Court of Appeal, which ruled in their favor and ordered Monroe Circuit Senior Judge Sandra Taylor to enforce the settlement.
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