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florida, rental property being foreclosed on, can mortgate co. put a lein on my home
First question..
I live in Florida. I have a rental property which is going to be foreclosed on. IndyMac is the mortgage holder. Will Indy Mac put a lien on my home for the amount due to them after it sells? My home does have the homestead exemption.

Second question..
I am not working and have not for years now do you think Indy Mac would obtain a default judgement against me?

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No, its unlikely they can file a lien against your primary residence.

Yes, they can get a judgement against you for the balance of the mortgage after the proceds of the auction. If you don't appear they will get a default judgement.
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