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    Can we speed up the foreclosure in the middle of bankruptcy?

    Hi, could someone please give us some pointers(opinions) on the foreclosure process and if there is anything I can do to speed it up.
    We filed for chapt 7 bankruptcy in april and are now awaiting the discharge( if everything goes accordingly). My concern is about a rental property that we own in Arizona that of course is upside down in value(after many attempts of trying to sell it, we cannot sell it unless we do a short sale, but that doesnt look too promising either). What we really want is to just hand the property back to the bank(s)( we have first and second mortgages with different lenders). We havent paid on the property for 2 months on the first and going on 3 months on the second. I have contacted the mortgage lender to inquire about deed in lieu, but they want me to fill out lots of forms and bank statements etc( my thoughts are what is the point, we are already in bankruptcy). The property is vacant and it has a pool, the previous tenants abandoned it so I am not sure what the condition is(we are living out of town due to military obligations), but it cant be good.
    We are concerned about the liablity of the property, especially because it has a pool and we arent paying insurance that would be included with the payment. Is there anyway to speed the foreclosure process? We arent planning on keeping it after the bankruptcy, and there is a stay on the property due to the bankruptcy. The forms they want me to fill out seem to be geared for people trying to avoid the foreclosure(ie, loan modifcations etc.). We simply want to be rid of it. Any thoughts and opinions would be greatly appreciated.

    Regards,

    #2
    There is no method to speed up foreclosure.

    The only exception, currently, seems to be a Florida law that allows HOA's to quickly foreclose and then force the bank to take title.

    Other than that, you'll have to wait it out. We're in a similar situation, unfortunately.
    11-20-09-- Filed Chapter 7
    12-23-09-- 341 Meeting-Early Christmas Gift?
    3-9-10--Discharged

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      #3
      Glad mine is over and done with....Only took those morons at Bank of America 18 months..I had a pool also...Now it's a skating rink for vandals...

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        #4
        There are numerous skateboarders eager to take advantage of your pool. Many will, in fact, pump it out themselves once they're convinced the house is abandoned. As far as liability, you might check whether the mortgage servicer is still paying homeowners insurance. I believe it's their obligation to do so.
        filed chapter 13..confirmed...converted to chapter 7...DISCHARGED!

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