Photo by Ronnie George on Unsplash. Chapter 13 works with the pandemic’s mortgage payment forbearance process so that you can sell your home if and when you’re ready to do so. Last week we showed how Chapter 7 helps you take advantage of the pandemic foreclosure moratorium when selling your home. Today we show how it works even better with … Read More
Another Extension of the Mortgage Foreclosure Moratorium
Photo by [ik] @invadingkingdom on Unsplash. President Biden acted immediately to re-extend the previously extended federal foreclosure moratorium. It now goes through March 31, 2021. New Foreclosure Moratorium Extension through March 2021 On the day of President Biden’s January 20 inauguration, the White House stated that: he will ask the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Agriculture, and the Department … Read More
Use Chapter 13 to Buy Much More Time for Your Home
The advantages of Chapter 13 are more time and more flexibility in catching up on your unpaid mortgage payments. Lots better than Chapter 7. Two blog posts ago we said Chapter 7 buys some time with your home mortgage while Chapter 13 buys much more time. We then showed how Chapter 7 can help. Today we get into how … Read More
Keeping Your Home Mortgage under Chapter 7
Chapter 7 usually lets you retain your home if you are current (or not too far behind) on your mortgage payments (& other home-based debts).
A Fresh Start on Your Home Mortgage
If you are behind on your home mortgage & want to keep your home, do a mortgage modification, a forbearance agreement, or a Chapter 13 plan.
Crucial Question: When Should You Consider a Chapter 13 Case Even if Chapter 7 Would Enable You to Save Your Home?
Chapter 13 has so many benefits–some potentially worth lots of money to you–that it’s worth finding out what it can do for you.
Crucial Question: Can You File a Chapter 7 “Straight Bankruptcy” If You Want to Keep Your Home But Are Behind on Mortgage Payments?
Yes, Chapter 7 may make sense if discharging your other debts would enable you to catch up on your back mortgage payments quickly enough.