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    Am I doing the right thing

    I have a house with a 262 first mortgage and a 117 second. House appraises at 340.

    No payments have been made since January...waiting for NOD to get into forced mediation.

    Just from a financial standpoint...being 40 grand upside down...is it worth it to even try and save the house...or cut loss and move on?

    I have no real super emotional attachment to house.

    #2
    Impossible for us to answer that for you.

    There is some equity in the 2nd, so you cannot strip it in a ch. 13. As to whether its best to stay or go - one thing to consider is whether you can rent elsewhere for less. If so, stay where you are for as long as possible and save to move.
    Get mortgage modified: DONE! 7 months of back interest payments amortized, payment reduced over $200/mo
    (In the 'planning' stage, to file ch. 13 if/when we have to.)

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      #3
      already did 7...and discharged in oct 09. So kinda thinking this is last thing i need to purge from my old life to move on

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        #4
        If you can rent for cheaper, I'd do what was suggested above. I'm so ready to move on and put all of this behind me.
        04/01/10 - Hit rock bottom and knew we were going to have to file for bankruptcy and surrender our home. 12/14/10 - Filed Chapter 7, 02/09/11 - 341 Hearing, 04/14/11 -

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          #5
          Spin off on this ???...what happens to a HELOC in bankruptcy (Chapter 7)?

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            #6
            It gets discharged - but if you want to keep the house then you need to keep paying, or work out a settlement eventually w/ the HELOC lender to release the lien.

            Originally posted by nervous1 View Post
            Spin off on this ???...what happens to a HELOC in bankruptcy (Chapter 7)?
            Get mortgage modified: DONE! 7 months of back interest payments amortized, payment reduced over $200/mo
            (In the 'planning' stage, to file ch. 13 if/when we have to.)

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