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  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
  • FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC vs. MILAN, WILFREDO Non-Homestead Residential Foreclosure - $50,001 - $249,999 document preview
						
                                

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Filing # 66330436 E-Filed 01/09/2018 10:43:13 PM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC, Plaintiff(s), v. Case No.: 17-000587-CA. WILFREDO MILAN; LISSETTE REIGOSA; ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2, Defendant(s). / NOTICE OF SERVICE OF DEFENDANTS RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFFS REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS COMES NOW the Defendant, WILFREDO MILAN AND LISSETTE REIGOSA, (hereinafter “Defendants”), by and through his undersigned counsel and pursuant to Rule 1.370, Fla. R. Civ. Pro., and hereby submit their Response to the Plaintiff's First Request for Admissions. /s/ Jacqulyn Mack-Majka, Esquire Florida Bar No.: 0134902 MACK LAW FIRM CHARTERED Primary: eservicel@macklawfirm.org Secondary: eservice2@macklawfirm.org 2022 Placida Road Englewood, Florida 34224-5204 Mack Law Firm Chartered £ www. MackLawFimn org 2022 Placida Road * Englewood Florida 24224-5204 < (041) 66 This pleading serves as designation of e Kawfira.org,(941) 475-7966 (941) 475-0729 fax Attorney for Defendant Milan CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE WE HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been furnished by e-mail to all counsel of record via the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal on January 09, 2018. isi , Esquire Tripp Scott, P.A. H. Michael Solloa, Jr. 110 SE 6th Street 15th floor Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 954-765-2918 mxs@trippscott.com Mack Law Firm Chartered 4 www.MackLawFim 2022 Placida Road {+ Englewood Flosids 75 7 This pleading serves as designation of eservice adr nacklavfirn org,IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHARLOTTE COUNTY FLORIDA OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, LLC, Plaintiff(s), v. Case No.: 17-000587-CA WILFREDO MILAN; LISSETTE REIGOSA; ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2, Defendant(s). / DEFENDANTS’ RESPONSE TO FIRST REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS COMES NOW the Defendants, WILFREDO MILAN AND LISETTE REIGOSA, (hereinafter “Defendants”), by and through undersigned counsel and pursuant to Rule 1.370, Fla. R. Civ. Pro., and hereby submits their Response to Plaintiff's Request for Admissions. Mack Law Firm Chartered £ www. MackLawFimn org 2022 Placida Road * Englewood Florida 24224-5204 < (041) 66 This pleading serves as designation of e Kawfira.org,1. Defendant Milan objects to this request and denies this request because the original wet- ink Note has not been filed with the Clerk of Court. As a result he cannot confirm that the copy attached to Plaintiffs complaint is a true and correct copy of the original wet-ink Note that he signed. Defendant has made a reasonable inquiry and can state that he did execute a Note in April, 2005, securing indebtedness of $130,500.00. 2. Defendants object to this Request because the term “genuine” is not defined. In addition, Defendant Milan objects to this request and denies this request because the original wet- ink Note has not been filed with the Clerk of Court. As a result he cannot confirm that the copy attached to Plaintiff's complaint is a true and correct copy of the original wet-ink Note that he signed. Defendant has made a reasonable inquiry and can state that he did execute a Note in April, 2005, securing indebtedness of $130,500.00. 3. Defendants object to this Request because the phrase “the Note” is not defined. In addition, Defendant Milan objects to this request and denies this request because the original wet- ink Note has not been filed with the Clerk of Court (assuming that is the Note referred to in the Request). As a result he cannot confirm that the copy attached to Plaintiffs complaint is a true and correct copy of the original wet-ink Note that he signed. Defendant has made a reasonable inquiry and can state that he did execute a Note in April, 2005, securing indebtedness of $130,500.00. 4. Defendant Milan has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because it appears to require a legal conclusion, the term “the installment” is not defined. 5. Defendant Milan has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because it appears to require a legal conclusion, the term “the installment” and the phrase “event of default” are not defined. 6. Defendant Milan has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because it appears to require a legal conclusion and the phrase “breached the terms of the note” is not defined. 7. Defendant Milan has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because it appears to require a legal conclusion and he does not know what a “Breach Letter” refers to. Mack Law Finm Chaztered w 2022 Placida Road + Englewood Florida 2422. This pleading serves as desiguation of e-serv fresses, eser chianutie Jes raacklavefiren 07g, pursue to Fla, R. Juck. Admin, 2.5168. Defendant Milan has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because it appears to require a legal conclusion. Defendant Milan has examined the Mortgage and Note and cannot find the phrase “Breach Letter” in either document. 9. Defendant Milan has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because it appears to require a legal conclusion and the term “default” is not defined. 10. Defendant has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because he is not privy to the Plaintiff's decisions. 11. Defendant has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because he thought the Note was discharged in his bankruptcy. 12. Defendant has made a reasonable inquiry and the information he knows or can readily obtain is insufficient to enable him to admit or deny this request because he thought the Note was discharged in his bankruptcy. 13. Defendants object to this Request because the phrase “the Note” is not defined. Defendants have made a reasonable inquiry and can state that they did execute a Mortgage in April, 2005, securing indebtedness of $130,500.00. 14. Defendants object to this request and deny this request because the original wet- ink Mortgage has not been filed with the Clerk of Court. As a result they cannot confirm that the copy attached to Plaintiffs complaint is a true and correct copy of the original wet-ink Mortgage that they signed. Defendants have made a reasonable inquiry and can state that they did execute a Mortgage in April, 2005. 15. Defendants object to this Request because the phrase “the Mortgage” is not defined. Defendants have made a reasonable inquiry and can state that they did execute a Mortgage in April, 2005, securing indebtedness of $130,500.00. Jacqulyn Mack-Majka, Esquire Florida bar No.: 0134902 MACK LAW FIRM CHARTERED Primary: eservicel @macklawfirm.org Mack Law Firm Chartered 4 www.MackLawFim 2022 Placida Road {+ Englewood Flosids 7 This pleading serves as designation of eservice adr nacklavfirn org,Secondary: eservice2@macklawfirm.org 2022 Placida Road Englewood, Florida 34224-5204 (941) 475-7966 (941) 475-0729 fax Attorney for Milan and Reigosa CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE WE HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been furnished by e-mail to all counsel of record via the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal on January 9, 2018. /s/ Jacqulyn Mack-Majka Jacqulyn Mack-Majka, Esquire Tripp Scott, P.A. H. Michael Solloa, Jr. 110 SE 6th Street 15th floor Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 954-765-2918 mxs@trippscott.com Mack Law Firm Chartered 4 www.MackLawFim 2022 Placida Road {+ Englewood Flosids 75 7 This pleading serves as designation of eservice adr nacklavfirn org,