John Lohr

Mr. Lohr is an experienced trial attorney and litigator. In a recent complex real estate quiet title and partition case, he successfully convinced the court to order that a deed had been forged by a co-owner of the property. The court awarded his client nearly 90% of the gross proceeds of the property in the subsequent partition sale. Mr. Lohr successfully defeated a challenge by the defendant to overturn the judgment as well. Mr. Lohr recently obtained a $1.1 million dollar judgment in a condemnation case for his client. Mr. Lohr created a niche real estate litigation practice centering on real property tax lien foreclosures of vacant land, commercial properties and residential properties. Mr. Lohr and his tax lien foreclosure litigation team have successfully represented his clients in thousands of tax lien foreclosure cases since 2010. Mr. Lohr has also successfully represented several clients before the Court of Appeals on unique real property tax lien issues. Mr. Lohr has successfully litigated dozens of cases removing stale mortgages and deeds of trust that should have been removed from title but were left recorded against properties after the 2008 mortgage crises. Mr. Lohr represents many buyers and sellers of real estate in failure to disclose cases.  He also represents commercial and residential landlords in eviction proceedings.  Mr. Lohr represents lenders in non-judicial and judicial foreclosures and represents both lenders and borrowers in subsequent deficiency and excess proceeds lawsuits.  Mr. Lohr advises property owners and lenders on their rights in foreclosures, short sales and loan modifications.