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Straight explanations of the options Florida homeowners actually have.
Written to help you decide, not just to sell HomeAgain. Each guide cites the statute it leans on.
- September 18, 2026
How to Stop a Foreclosure in Florida: Every Option, In Order
A plain-English walkthrough of every realistic option to stop or resolve a Florida foreclosure, from loan modification through the sale itself, with the statutes that govern each stage.
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Sell Your House and Rent It Back: How a Sale-Leaseback Works
How a residential sale-leaseback actually works step by step — the sale, the lease, the repurchase option — and the real tradeoffs Florida homeowners should weigh before choosing one.
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Important disclosures
- This is a sale transaction if accepted.
- There is no guarantee of foreclosure prevention, repurchase, or refinancing.
- The homeowner should seek independent legal advice and is strongly encouraged to contact a HUD-approved housing counselor at (800) 569-4287.
Caliber Trust is not a lender, mortgage servicer, credit counselor, or law firm, and nothing on this site is legal, tax, financial, or bankruptcy advice. A buy-back transaction may be an alternative for some homeowners — it is not a substitute for bankruptcy, which may be the right option depending on your circumstances. Title transfers to the buyer at closing; if the buy-back right is not exercised in time, you may permanently lose ownership. Our counsel represents the company, not you.
Florida Statute § 501.1377 provides foreclosure-rescue contract cancellation rights in certain transactions; specific cancellation terms are provided in writing with each applicable agreement. Read the full Foreclosure-Rescue Disclaimer.