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  • BillyRip
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    Originally posted by keepmine View Post
    Your post is confusing. The 910 day rule applies to a Chapter 13 not a 7. You may have recourse with 722 redemtion financing in a 7. www.722redemption.com can explain.

    Also, you won't be allowed to count as an expense both the condo payment and an apt.

    Did this lawyer fill out schedule I and J for you.? Hard to see how he can make any claim about which chapter you qualify for without some hard numbers.

    I'd see a couple of more lawyers.
    Have you actually been sued?
    OK, I didn't realize 910 was only for 13. I do think we'll end up converting to a 13, but that's just me. He says I can get through on a 7.

    I took him the info... Debt, income, mtg and car payment info. He suggested I dump the car because I am about $10K upside down, but being that it's an '06, I prefer to keep it and reaffirm for the current value.

    No way i can have a beater, too much personal interaction with customers.

    I guess I'll just keep it and use the higher payment to lower my disposable income.

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  • TEW
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    Originally posted by BillyRip View Post
    Saw my Atty yesterday here in Colorado and he says he thinks I can squeeze by on a 7 by dumping my current condo and "moving into" my rental. The rental may have $35K equity, the condo is probably upside down after you add sales related fees, so I want out of there.

    How long do I have to stay in my rental as primary? Can I still rent an apt close to work?

    Another suggestion he made was to dump my car since I am outside of the 910 days, and we are trying to file quickly to stop collections and garnishments. Chalk that up to me being another debt settlement company victim.

    How will I be able to get a car now with no credit? Do I just go in and tell them what's up? And that these payments are going to disappear since I am dumping the car?

    Thanks for reading...
    I wouldl talk to a couple of lawyers. you may want to pick up a cash beater car for a while.

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  • keepmine
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    Your post is confusing. THe 910 day rule applies to a Chapter 13 not a 7. You may have recourse with 722 redemtion financing in a 7. www.722redemption.com can explain.
    Also, you won't be allowed to count as an expense both the condo payment and an apt.
    Did this lawyer fill out schedule I and J for you.? HArd to see how he can make any claim about which chapter you qualify for without some hard numbers.
    I'd see a couple of more lawyers.
    HAve you actually been sued?

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  • BillyRip
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    BK7 Thoughts...

    Saw my Atty yesterday here in Colorado and he says he thinks I can squeeze by on a 7 by dumping my current condo and "moving into" my rental. The rental may have $35K equity, the condo is probably upside down after you add sales related fees, so I want out of there.

    How long do I have to stay in my rental as primary? Can I still rent an apt close to work?

    Another suggestion he made was to dump my car since I am outside of the 910 days, and we are trying to file quickly to stop collections and garnishments. Chalk that up to me being another debt settlement company victim.

    How will I be able to get a car now with no credit? Do I just go in and tell them what's up? And that these payments are going to disappear since I am dumping the car?

    Thanks for reading...
    Last edited by BillyRip; 09-05-2008, 11:47 AM.

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