Amy Loftsgordon
Attorney · University of Denver Sturm College of Law
What Does a Subordination Agreement Do?
A "subordination agreement" often comes up when a home has a first and a second mortgage, and the borrower wants to refinance the first mortgage. ... READ MORE
Homeowner's Options When Facing Foreclosure
Learn about different alternatives to save your home or give it up without going through a foreclosure. ... READ MORE
Can You Lose Your Timeshare to Foreclosure?
If you don’t make the monthly payments on your timeshare loan, you could lose the property to a foreclosure. ... READ MORE
Bank Account Seizures
Learn how a judgment creditor can take money from your bank account. ... READ MORE
Getting Your Home Back After a Property Tax Sale
If you don’t pay your property taxes, you could lose your home. But don’t panic; depending on your state’s laws, you might be able to get it back. ... READ MORE
How Does a Lender Foreclose on a Business Property?
The commercial property foreclosure process generally works the same way as a residential foreclosure. But a lender is more likely to ask the court to appoint a receiver. ... READ MORE
Second Home or Investment Property: What's the Difference?
Whether a residence is a "second home" or an "investment property" matters when it comes to mortgage loans. ... READ MORE
Can You Break a Motor Vehicle Lease With Military Orders?
Under federal law, a deployed military servicemember can break a vehicle lease—so long as certain conditions are met. ... READ MORE
Can the Bank Come After Your Assets Following a Colorado Foreclosure?
What to expect if you lose your home in a Colorado foreclosure, but the sale proceeds don’t pay off your mortgage debt. ... READ MORE
Property Damage to Foreclosed Property
If you're going through a foreclosure and you damage the property or remove its fixtures, you could lose a cash-for-keys offer, pay more on a deficiency judgment, or even face criminal charges. ... READ MORE