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    Preparing for 13...questions

    Going for my retainer this week & getting things moving...had a good mtg Fri & have made decision on atty. We are looking to strip lien on 2nd mor in VA & wipe debts/unsecured outs with the BK. We are underwater in the house but hopeful to strip the 2nd lien & then continue on with the first

    Was told to keep paying Mor & car payts. We have 2 vehicles, one purchased recently & have no issue with keeping outside, keep paying & keeping the car. The 2nd we haven't owned over the 910 mark so I know we can't cram down, we owe about 8K but its a good car, decent payment (210 a month) and want to keep the car. He mentioned including that in with the BK but the entire 8K would be paid back; what is the difference with including or not with this car? I was confused

    My 401K, I keep paying loan & that gets paid off 3 years into the BK & he plans to include plans at that time so I can put something back into the 401 & the rest would end up going to the creditors, my payt is 560 a month on that, so I understand I can't save 560 a month to myself & not pay back any of that to the creditors, so I was glad that we can hopefully do some back to the 401 & the rest to the creditors

    On timeshares, what are you getting on those? We are getting mixed reviews, with keeping/surrendering. DH wants to try to sell it outright if we can't keep, I'm thinking if we kept this long & it would be paid off close to the end of the 5 year mark anyway, why can't we just continue? Is that considered a luxury and something we should be giving back?

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    Originally posted by julsmom View Post
    On timeshares, what are you getting on those? We are getting mixed reviews, with keeping/surrendering. DH wants to try to sell it outright if we can't keep, I'm thinking if we kept this long & it would be paid off close to the end of the 5 year mark anyway, why can't we just continue? Is that considered a luxury and something we should be giving back?
    Our attorney was clear on these. Timeshares were considered luxury items and we wouldn't have been able to keep it. Selling them is difficult usually unless you happen to have one that is in a very desireable spot in a desireable week/s.
    Getting rid of it was good for us reguardless of how we proceed. Just one more thing we bought that we did not need.

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