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Re: Invalid Bankruptcy

Posted by Ray on August 08, 2010 at 8:16 AM

In Reply to: Invalid Bankruptcy posted by Eddie on August 07, 2010 at 2:26 PM

Banks wouldn't hold a trustee's sale after being notified of a BK without very good reason and thought that it would prevail in court and get title insurance on the property. There's something "your friend" isn't telling you or you don't know. Wild guess is that the foreclosed party had been discharged from BK within the last seven years. Ward offers a good suggestion, but if "your friend" doesn't have the ability to bring the loan current or perform on a modification, it's essentially a moot point. Did "your friend" file a Ch 7 or Ch 13 BK? What is "your friend's" BK attorney position on the issue? My guess is the attorney slapped a BK filing together on the quick without doing enough fact finding?


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