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    • Home
    • Seller Financing
    • Short Sale
    • Sell for Cash
    • Bankruptcy
    • Leaseback Agreement
    • Deed in lieu foreclosure
    • Forebearance Repayment
    • Mortgage Modification
    • Mortgage Reinstatement
    • Refinance
    • Service Member Relief
    • Homeowner Assistance
    • About
    • Contact Us

  • Home
  • Seller Financing
  • Short Sale
  • Sell for Cash
  • Bankruptcy
  • Leaseback Agreement
  • Deed in lieu foreclosure
  • Forebearance Repayment
  • Mortgage Modification
  • Mortgage Reinstatement
  • Refinance
  • Service Member Relief
  • Homeowner Assistance
  • About
  • Contact Us

Filing Bankruptcy to Avoid a bank foreclosure

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Please review some of the pros and cons of potentially filing Chapter 13 to stop or delay a bank foreclosure.


1. Halts the Foreclosure process: Filing for bankruptcy, especially Chapter 13, can temporarily halt foreclosure proceedings, giving you time to reorganize your finances and potentially save your home.

2. Repayment Plan: Chapter 13 allows you to create a repayment plan for your debts, including the arrears on your mortgage. This plan can potentially help you catch up on missed payments and potentially allow you to keep your home.

3. Protection of Assets: Bankruptcy often provides exemptions that can protect certain assets, preventing them from being seized during foreclosure.


1. Credit Impact: Bankruptcy impacts your credit score and it remains on your credit report for several years, making it challenging to obtain credit or it could also impact future employment opportunities.

2. Potential Loss or Property: Depending on the bankruptcy type, you may risk losing some of your assets. In certain cases, the court might liquidate non-exempt asses to pay creditors. It is best to consult a bankruptcy attorney.

3. Long-term Financial Consequences: Bankruptcy can affect your ability to secure loan, mortgages, or even jobs for a considerable period which could impact your financial stability.


Before proceeding with bankruptcy to avoid foreclosure, it's advisable to consult a financial advisor or bankruptcy attorney to understand how it impacts your particular situation.


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