This handbook provides essential guidance on a variety of topics specific to mortgage foreclosure practice, including alternative statutory and nonstatutory remedies; seller financing and forfeiture of installment agreements; deficiencies, surpluses, and entitlements; bankruptcy considerations; environmental considerations; loan workouts and short sales; and income tax consequences.
William J. Anaya, Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale P.C., Chicago, General Editor
Chapter 1 —Alternative Statutory and Nonstatutory Remedies
Amy T. Grace,L&G Law Group LLP, Chicago
Chapter 2 —Seller Financing and Forfeiture of Installment Agreements
Courtney E. Kennedy and Emily R. Vivian, Ehrmann Gehlbach Badger & Considine, LLC, Dixon
Chapter 3 —Deficiencies, Surpluses, and Entitlements
Steven C. Lindberg, Diaz Anselmo Lindberg P.A., Naperville,and Robert H. Rappe, Jr., and Lauren T. Riddick, Codilis & Associates, P.C., Burr Ridge
Chapter 4 —Bankruptcy Considerations in Foreclosure
Jeffrey M. Sniadanko, Clark Hill PLC, and Barry A. Chatz, Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP, Chicago
Chapter 5 —Environmental Considerations for Parties in Foreclosure
William J. Anaya and Matthew E. Cohn, Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale P.C., Chicago
Chapter 6 —Loan Workouts and Short Sales
Erica C. Minchella, Erica Minchella & Associates, Skokie
Chapter 7 —Income Tax Consequences
Karen A. Hayes,Freeborn & Peters, LLP, Chicago
