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Two firms accused of misleading owners facing foreclosure
Florida officials have accused two South Florida foreclosure management companies in a lawsuit of misleading distressed homeowners, the Attorney General's Office announced Thursday
Arcadia tweaks homeowner associations' authorities
The city's homeowner associations can no longer ban the removal of trees such as sycamores and magnolias but now have the authority to review plans for shrubbery and driveways under a newly adopted resolution.
