$107,000 in unsecured. $252,000 is outside CH13 plan in 1st Mortgage, HELOC, and student loans. Haven't filed yet so I am nervous...
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Originally posted by Billssuck View Post$107,000 in unsecured. $252,000 is outside CH13 plan in 1st Mortgage, HELOC, and student loans. Haven't filed yet so I am nervous...
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And Here I was Thinking 30,000 Dollars in Loans and Credit Cards was a lot.
I always tell folks, it really does not matter how much you owe, becaue when those bills start pilling up and your paycheck does not cover all you owe, it would not make a difference if you owe 100,000 or 10,000. If you cannot make the monthly payments, it becomes overwhelming.
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I have around $32,000 all cc's. No house or car or anything else. I just don't have anymore $ to pay them anymore. No job, 401K is gone.
Wow, I don't feel so bad about mine when I see those mortage amounts some of you are putting down. 960K? I think I would have a coronary. It must feel like your house is sitting on top of your head until you see those words "discharged".
I am glad I don't have a house or car to worry about right now."I broke, I broke, it's off to Chapter 7 I go"
http://queenfluff.blogs.experienceproject.com/
1st meeting w/ Lawyer: 4/3/09 * File: 4/30/09 *341: 6/23/09 * Discharged 8/25/09!
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Just started thinking about filing...we have about $30,000 in credit card debt, $10,000 auto loan, $11,000 heloc and mortgage is about $100,000 (would like to stay in the house).
I don't think our numbers look too bad and we could pay it all off eventually except that our income will drop by about $25/$30 thousand by the end of the year and then it all seems impossible.
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plan to file in june-july:
surrendering at least 311k in mortgages
total 26k in credit cards
trying to keep (reaffirm or ride-through) about 24k in car loans (2 cars)
some miscellaneous med bills (less than 1k)
I thought the same thing - that my debt was too little for BK...but when you look at the overall picture you have to ask: Do you make enough to afford pmts on this ( WE DONT) and even if fyou can make min pmts...how long before you can pay it off...for us it was over ten years. so we figured, why not clean up our credit, which the bk will be off of in ten years anyway?!!?
Plus we had to get rid of a house and didnt want deficiency....
Ever since we decided BK, it has been a HUGE relief (and a HUGE stress of trying to plan it out correctly)
I think the biggest relief will be the day we file, then the 341, then discharge, then closing, at which point everyone on the forum will be happy to see my questions cease!!!!!!waiting to file in july-august,
waiting for Chase to begin foreclosure,
waiting for cc's to begin lawsuits,
just waiting (& "afraid")...
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