Should I short-sell my home in lieu of a foreclosure?
A person who cannot hope to save their home by staying current or modifying their mortgage may be able to use a Chapter 7 to:
Do not be fooled by common misperceptions. Bankruptcy is alive and well. Mortgage and other secured debt often helps a higher income family or individual qualify for a "straight" Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
The perverse truth is that families without mortgage debt and who have substantially lower income in many instances have to file a Chapter 13, while higher-income earners with secured debt obligations may simply file a 7 and be done with it all.
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- Limit their ultimate exposure on deficiency judgments;
- Eliminate liability for cancellation of indebtedness income that may result from short sales, foreclosure or the like;
- Eliminate their accumulated credit card debt; and
- Get a fresh start.
Do not be fooled by common misperceptions. Bankruptcy is alive and well. Mortgage and other secured debt often helps a higher income family or individual qualify for a "straight" Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
The perverse truth is that families without mortgage debt and who have substantially lower income in many instances have to file a Chapter 13, while higher-income earners with secured debt obligations may simply file a 7 and be done with it all.
BEWARE: FORECLOSURE PREVENTION SCAMS ABOUND. CLICK HERE TO LEARN WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN ORDER TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THESE SCAM ARTISTS.



