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We intend to "Walking Away" from our house. What is the process of implementation in the State of Florida?

My wife me and our home here in Tampa, FL. But times are hard. At first, we bought the house 2 years ago and have a fixed rate mortgage of 30 years. The lender, was used at that time knew that we had no real income to pay the mortgage, but accepted anyway. We love our house, but the payment is too expensive for us and other bills piling up. We have heard several friends and family opinions, just say "Walk Away" from his home and let the blockade of the company mortgage in us. Rather, we must pay our credit card debt down and a little extra money each month to worry about paying a huge mortgage payment. What we do? What is the eviction process in Florida? How long can you stay in our home before they were expelled? How the unwillingness of our credit is damaged?

Why not try to sell or a second job, or rent some rooms to increase your income. Walking away today is irresponsible, and part of the problem with our economy. I agree with the other stakeholders – You are responsible for this mess, not the lender. If you knew is that we could not pay the rent, you should buy one could afford. However, if you decide to retire, you should adjust your withholding tax deduction is lost huge fiscal and owes the IRS more.

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