Dee
07-22-2003, 07:37 AM
I am considering filing for Chapter 7. I have noticed a lot of people
on boards such as this are refinancing their homes while in the midst
of filing Chapter 7 or 13. How do you find a lender who will do that
when your credit is bad enough to qualify for bankruptcy?
We have not paid most of our unsecured debt since October due to
long-term unemployment. It is all in the process of being turned over
to very aggressive collection agencies. Now have employment but it is
$35,000 less per year than before, but I am lucky to have it. It is
enough to pay for the necessities only. Not permanent, however -- it
is an 18-month contract. No job security.
How do I find a lender who will wrap my two mortgages into one at a
lower rate? I have a first mortgage at 8 3/4 percent and a second at
11 1/2 percent. We've been late on each mortgage once or twice since
this nightmare began but we're current now. I'm already with subprime
lenders due to a dry employment spell from a ten years ago. I
probably have enough equity in the house by now due to improvements
and appreciation to count as a 20 percent down payment.
Thank you for any advice or insight anyone might be able to provide.
on boards such as this are refinancing their homes while in the midst
of filing Chapter 7 or 13. How do you find a lender who will do that
when your credit is bad enough to qualify for bankruptcy?
We have not paid most of our unsecured debt since October due to
long-term unemployment. It is all in the process of being turned over
to very aggressive collection agencies. Now have employment but it is
$35,000 less per year than before, but I am lucky to have it. It is
enough to pay for the necessities only. Not permanent, however -- it
is an 18-month contract. No job security.
How do I find a lender who will wrap my two mortgages into one at a
lower rate? I have a first mortgage at 8 3/4 percent and a second at
11 1/2 percent. We've been late on each mortgage once or twice since
this nightmare began but we're current now. I'm already with subprime
lenders due to a dry employment spell from a ten years ago. I
probably have enough equity in the house by now due to improvements
and appreciation to count as a 20 percent down payment.
Thank you for any advice or insight anyone might be able to provide.
