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ABOUT CASHOUT REFINANCING –A cash-out refinance is are financing option that lets you convert home equity into cash to pay off any debts, to spend the cash as you choose. With a cash-out refinance, you get a new Florida mortgage for more than you currently owe on your house. The difference between that new mortgage amount and the balance on your previous mortgage and all payoffs goes to you at closing in cash, which you can spend how you choose. You can use this money for any purpose, including home remodeling, consolidating higher-interest debt, college tuition, and other financial needs.

• NOTICE OF TAX LIEN – Cashout refinance to payoff your Florida notice of tax lien. Under the provisions of Section 443.141(3)(a) and (g), Florida Statutes, notice is hereby given that the above-named is liable for the payment of tax to the Florida Department of Revenue. The following tax, interest, penalties, and fees, which after demand for payment thereof remain unpaid, constitute a lien in favor of the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE upon the title to and interest, whether legal or equitable, in any real or personal property of said employer. Interest on unpaid tax will continue to accrue until paid in full. Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off a notice of tax lien may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• CLAIM OF LIEN FOR MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS– Refinancing lien for maintenance assessments is a Claim of Lien that shall also secure all unpaid assessments, late fees, costs, and attorney fees which are due, and which may accrue after the recording of this Claim of Lien and before entry of a final judgment of foreclosure. In addition, this claim of Lien also secures accelerated maintenance and special assessments, late fees, interest, costs, and reasonable attorney’s fees incurred by the Association pursuant to the recorded Declaration of Condominium. Further, this lien secures all assessments and special assessments coming due after the filing of this Claim of Lien. The Lienor claims this lien on the following described property in Broward County, Florida: Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off a claim of lien or tax lien may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• CLAIM OF LIEN FOR ASSESSMENTS – Refinancing your Florida claim of lien for assessments Attaches to BOTH Property and Name (Certificate of Use – Property Owner) for which the City claims a lien pursuant to City Code Section 12-50 (b) AGAINST THE PERSON(S) AND/OR ENTITY HEREIN NAMED AND REAL PROPERTY WHERE THE VIOLATION OCCURRED located in every County, Florida. Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off this issue sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest. Claim of Lien shall also secure all unpaid assessments, late fees, costs, and attorney fees which are due and which may accrue after the recording of this Claim of Lien and before entry of a final judgment of foreclosure. The Lienor claims this lien on the following property in Broward County, Florida: Cashout refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off the claim of lien for assessments may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• NOTICE OF CLAIM OF ATTORNEY’S CHARGING LIEN- Pursuant to the Representation Agreement dated 2025, Defendants have agreed to pay the Firm attorney’s fees, costs, and litigation expenses for its legal services rendered on Defendants’ behalf. Said attorney’s fees, costs, and litigation expenses are due to the Firm for professional legal services rendered and incurred in representing Defendants in this instant action. Defendants may be entitled to and if so entitled, will file a motion for the surplus funds from the foreclosure sale of the property located at The Firm hereby files this Claim of Attorney’s Charging Lien for said attorney’s fees, cost,s and litigation expenses rendered and incurred in representing Defendants. The Parties and their attorneys are hereby cautioned that this lien is superior to all other liens and/or claims filed in this matter and that any distribution to the Defendants may not be made without this lien being satisfied. Cash-out refinancing to pay off your attorney fees lien may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE WARRANT – WARRANT FOR COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT REEMPLOYMENT TAX(ES). The taxpayer named above in the County of Broward is indebted to the Department of Revenue, State of Florida in the following amounts: Tax, Penalty, Interest, Total Grand total. For returns due on or before interest is due at the rate of 12% per annum. For returns due on or after a floating rate of interest applies by section 213.235, Florida Statutes.
• CONSTRUCTION LIEN- Refinancing your Florida construction lien Lienor further says that the Lienor completed work from the originally furnished materials, services, and labor in Florida. Cash-out refinancing to pay off your Florida construction lien may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• CITY CLAIM OF LIENS- The City in Florida claims a lien for the above amount. The above amount shall bear interest of one (1%) percent with a repayment term of five (5) years. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the CITY OF IN, FLORIDA, a Municipal Corporation, has caused this amount to be attested to and executed by its Director of Financial Services. Cash-out refinancing to pay off the claim of lien may be a good option.
• CODE ENFORCEMENT fine, along with the Administrative Fee, shall constitute a lien against the above-described real property pursuant to Chapter 162, Florida Statutes, as currently enacted or as may be amended from time to time. Code of Ordinance, Cashout refinancing to pay off code enforcement may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• WARRANT FOR COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT SALES TAX – A “warrant for collection of delinquent” is a legal document issued by a court or tax agency to authorize the seizure and sale of property to recover unpaid debts, including taxes. It’s essentially a formal order to collect a debt when other methods of collection have failed. Cash-out refinancing to pay off a warrant for the collection of delinquent taxes may save you money in penalties and interest. \
• FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE WARRANT- The Florida Department of Revenue warrant is authorized by law (Section 213.053(19), Florida Statutes) to publish the names of Florida taxpayers who have large unresolved tax liabilities. These Florida taxpayers have not paid, or arranged to pay, their debt. The list is updated monthly. Cash-out refinancing to pay off a Florida Department of Revenue warrant may save you money in penalties and interest. 
• CLAIM OF LIEN BUSINESS TAXES–Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay a business Lien for delinquent Local Business Taxes, Fees and/or Penalties which are due and owing, including recording costs, in the total principal amount of as of the date this Claim of Lien is executed for delinquent Local Business Taxes, Fees and/or Penalties. Cash-out refinancing a Florida mortgage to pay off a claim of lien may save you money in penalties and interest.
• ORDER OF LIEN SETTLEMENT- Compliance was achieved. The period of noncompliance commenced on the date the lien was placed through the date the lien was placed. The total accrued penalties for said period totaled Circumstances and reasons Respondent recited justify reducing the total accrued penalties. There is currently a lien recorded in Official Records Instrument Number 1196256xxxxx for noncompliance with the SPECIAL MAGISTRATE ORDER dated Said lien is currently $. Refinancing your Florida order of lien settlement to pay off this issue sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest.
• HOSPITAL CLAIM OF LIEN – The amount claimed to be due for such hospital care, treatment and maintenance, is $ To the best knowledge of the person signing this claim, the names and addresses of all persons, firms or corporations claimed by such ill or injured person or by the legal representative of such person to be liable on account of such illness or injuries are. Refinancing your Florida hospital claim to pay off this issue sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest.
• CONSTRUCTION CLAIM OF LIEN – The legal document reflects that a construction lien has been placed on real property listed herein the amount claimed to be due lien or furnished labor, services, or materials consisting of: Building Materials and Supplies on the following described real property in Broward
  Project Name: County, Florida: Project Address: Florida Project Parcel Number(s): 002563 and as described in Exhibit. Refinancing a construction claim of lien may save you money in penalties and interest.
• NOTICE OF TAX LIEN – Department of the Treasury – Internal Revenue Service As provided by section 6321, 6322, and 6323 of the Internal Revenue. Code, we are giving notice that taxes (including interest and penalties) have been assessed against the following-named taxpayer. We have made a demand for payment of this liability, but it remains unpaid. Therefore, there is a lien in favor of the United States on all property and rights to property belonging to this taxpayer for the amount of these taxes, and additional penalties, interest, and costs that may accrue. Refinance a notice of tax lien may save you money in penalties and interest.
• ORDER OF IMPOSITION OF FINE AND CLAIM OF LIEN – Ordinance/Regulation ARTICLE V.  ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT Section 98-113(a) Building permits- Refinancing Florida claim lien or may save you money in penalties and interest.
• NOTICE OF LIEN FOR FINE AND/OR RESTITUTION– Notice is hereby given of a lien against the property of the defendant named below. Pursuant to Title 18, United States Code, Section 3613(c), a fine or an order of restitution imposed pursuant to the provisions of subchapter C of chapter 227 is a lien in favor of the United States upon all property belonging to the person fined or ordered to pay restitution. Pursuant to § 3613(d) a notice of lien shall be considered a notice of lien for taxes for the purposes of any State or local law providing for the filing of a tax lien. The lien arises at the time of the entry of judgment and continues until the liability is satisfied, remitted, or set aside, or until it becomes unenforceable pursuant to § 3613(b). Refinancing a Florida lien or restitution lien may save you money in penalties and interest.
• CODE ORDINANCES – Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off Code of Ordinances this issue sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest.
• CLAIM OF LIEN – Refinancing your claim of lien in Florida: THAT under Florida Statute, permitting the City to file Claims of Lien, the lienor, the City of Margate, hereby claims a lien on that certain property located in Broward County, City of Hollywood, Florida, and being more particularly described. Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off this issue sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest.\
• DEBT CONSOLIDATION– Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off higher interest outside debts, collections or any other high-interest debt could lower your interest rate you may be able to reduce your overall interest costs.
• JUDGMENT –  Refinance Florida home with judgment on a homestead property. Refinance and remove a judgment from your house. Using the Florida statute is super simple in application, and most knowledgeable lawyer-driven title companies can file this for you. Confirm the creator lien is a “perfected lien” (certified, etc.). File a “Notice of Homestead” in the county where the property to be sold or refinanced is located. The form Notice of Hempstead or in Title XV, Chapter 222. The recording clerk will mail a copy of the “Notice of Homestead” to the creditor.   The creditor has 45 days to challenge the homestead by filing a declaratory suit or foreclosing, together with filing and recording a Lis Pendens.  If the creditor does neither, the home can be sold or refinanced for 180 days, ignoring the creditor, and not paying them off in the sale or refi. These are liens a “Notice of Homestead” will not wipe out: Tax liens, contract on purchase or sale, material or mechanics liens.
• CHANGE LOAN TERMS- Refinancing your Florida mortgage to pay off a current mortgage to change the terms of their mortgages witching from an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) to a fixed-rate mortgage or vice versa can offer stability or flexibility depending on the homeowner’s needs.
• HOSPITAL LIEN– (the “Hospital”) claims a lien for all reasonable charges for hospital care, treatment and medical maintenance rendered to  (the “Patient”) (and if said patient is a minor, the parent guardian is) an ill or injured person formerly a patient in said hospital, on any causes of action, suits, claims, counterclaims and demands accruing to such person to whom care, treatment and or said services have been furnished by the Hospital, or accruing to the legal representative of the Patient, and upon all judgments or settlement agreements rendered or entered into by virtue thereof, on account of injuries or illnesses, giving rise to such causes of action, suits, claims counterclaims, demands, judgments or settlement agreements based on the injury or illness which necessitated or shall have necessitated such hospital care, treatment or maintenance. The Patient was admitted to and discharged by the Hospital on the date(s) listed below. The amount(s) claimed to be due for each hospital stay is as indicated: Refinancing your Florida hospital lien sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest.
• CONSTRUCTION LIEN– THIS LEGAL DOCUMENT REFLECTS THAT A CONSTRUCTION LIEN HAS BEEN PLACED ON THE REAL PROPERTY LISTED HEREIN. UNLESS THE OWNER OF SUCH PROPERTY TAKES ACTION TO SHORTEN THE PERIOD, THIS LIEN MAY REMAIN VALID FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF RECORDING AND SHALL EXPIRE AND BECOME NULL AND VOID THEREAFTER UNLESS LEGAL PROCEEDINGS HAVE BEEN COMMENCED TO FORECLOSE OR TO DISCHARGE THIS LIEN. Refinancing a  Florida construction lien sooner rather than later may save you money in penalties and interest.
• REEMPLOYMENT NOTICE OF TAX LIEN– Under the provisions of Section 443.141(3)(a) and (g), Florida Statutes, notice is hereby given that the above-named employer is liable for the payment of reemployment tax to the Florida Department of Revenue. The following tax, interest, penalties, and fees, which after demand for payment thereof remain unpaid, constitute a lien in favor of the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE upon the title to and interest, whether legal or equitable, in any real or personal property of said employer. Interest on unpaid tax will continue to accrue until paid in full.

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