Florida homeowner's property was sold at an HOA foreclosure auction in 2024; he paid the debt five days later, but an October 23 court overturned the decision to cancel the sale without hearing the buyer
- The lower court will hold a fresh hearing on Mills' request to cancel the property auction.
- A Florida appeals court on Friday overturned a decision cancelling the foreclosure auction of homeowner Joseph Mills' property in Hillsborough County, nearly two years after it was sold over unpaid homeowners' association fees.
- According to the judgment available on Justia, Mills had paid the outstanding amount just five days after the October 2024 auction and secured the association's support to cancel the sale.
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- The lower court will hold a fresh hearing on Mills' request to cancel the property auction.
- A Florida appeals court on Friday overturned a decision cancelling the foreclosure auction of homeowner Joseph Mills' property in Hillsborough County, nearly two years after it was sold over unpaid homeowners' association fees.
- According to the judgment available on Justia, Mills had paid the outstanding amount just five days after the October 2024 auction and secured the association's support to cancel the sale.
Sources: Times of India