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Bankruptcy and Foreclosure
Often times when a homeowner is forced to claim bankruptcy the home is the first asset that is taken away, as it is the most valuable – and if often comes at the highest monthly expense. As this highest monthly expense, there are ways that it can be protected from being seized by creditors, including the lending company who issued the mortgage. Ensure that bankruptcy is filed before the foreclosure noticed has been issued, to avoid foreclosure on the home.
Bankruptcy is defined as legislation to protect businesses and individuals that are unable to meet their financial obligations – from creditors becoming involved in the process. Bankruptcy can protect assets such as homes, and cars and protect creditors from seizing these assets.
After a notice of default has been filed, the lender has the right to request full balance that is owed, and refuse to take monthly payments. This is referred to as accelerated debt, and should be avoided at all costs. It is crucial to contact the lender and come to an agreement before the notice of default has been issued to the homeowner. Once the notice of default has been issued, the lender has the right to take the house into foreclosure.
Sometimes, bankruptcy is seen as an alternative to foreclosure. When a bankruptcy claim is filed than an automatic stay is issued, which stops all creditors from any actions to collect on claims, this includes foreclosure.
At the beginning of a bankruptcy case in the United States, if before the foreclosure sale date, will stop the foreclosure sale from taking place. Under a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan, you can make regular monthly payments and be given a reasonable period of time to bring your loan payments up to date to save your property from being seized and sold to another seller who is able to make the payments on the property.
If the bankruptcy proceedings are to occur before the foreclosure date, than the foreclosure could be avoided – due to the bankruptcy legislation. It is crucial that the homeowner be able to start proceedings quickly, immediately after payments have been defaulted – before a notice of default has been issued to the homeowner. After this notice has been issued, the home is liable to be seized in foreclosure.
In order for the bankruptcy to be valid and stop the foreclosure – It must be filed before. Bankruptcy after the foreclosure date is often unable to protect the home from being seized, and sold to another buyer that can pay the outstanding balance to the lender from the previous homeowner.
There are debates between financial gurus regarding whom option is worse for the credit of the homeowner – bankruptcy or foreclosure. It is important to remember that both have adverse effects on credit for up to seven years, but declaring bankruptcy could be the key to saving your investment, your home from the creditors. This could be the new start that you require, and the homeowner would have one of the highest valued assets to begin the process anew.
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