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If your mortgage company told you that it was going to reduce the balance of your loan because your property ...
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If you are struggling to pay your monthly car payments and you need to reduce either your monthly payment or y...
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If you are upside down (owe more than the property is worth) on your car, certain real estate, or other pers...
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by: Kathleen Michon When you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you do not lose any property to the bankruptcy tr...
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You can use a cramdown in Chapter 13 bankruptcy to legally reduce the balance you owe on a secured loan to the...
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The current market value of my house is $200,000. My outstanding mortgage amount is $350,000. As you can see, ...
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I own a rental property. Right now, I owe around $500,000 on the mortgage, but the state of the housing market...
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I bought my first home with cash and a $300,000 mortgage. The property today is valued at $150,000. Can a pr...
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In Chapter 13 bankruptcy how do I cram down a second mortgage?...
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What is a cram down in chapter 13 bankruptcy?
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