Florida is a judicial state, which means that when action is taken to foreclose on a home, a notice of lis pendens must be filed in the county where the property is located. Lis pendens is a term that means litigation pending. Lenders traditionally file a lawsuit to foreclose on a home along with a notice of lis pendens. When this information is filed, it becomes available to the public.
If you're new to the real estate business, a notice of lis pendens may seem like a confusing document. A lis pendens notice lets the public know that a lawsuit has been filed regarding the property title. Many people review these notices for potential foreclosure investments.
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