edensalon10 asked:


Credit issues due to broken neck in 2000. Stable now and have good income but trouble finding lending? Any help welcome.

Kathryn

desichef asked:


Especially interested in the case where there is a 50+ point differential in the FICO scores, and the spouse with the higher income has the lower score. And the combined income needs to be used as the basis for the loan amount asked for …

Holly

bIGdADDY asked:


Please provide information about experiance or knowledge relating to the amount of time it takes to repair ones credit after a chapter 7 bankruptcy. All loans reaffrimed thru bankruptcy have always been on track and have remained current. Any info provided would be a great help. Thanks

Christopher

jenbrown73 asked:


My friend’s Mom past away and she was the owner (alone) of my friend’s home. Now she can’t afford the mortgage and is moving. Will the father be responsible & will it effect his credit if the loan goes into default, even if he did not sign for the home? He can’t afford it either, the family has huge medical bills.

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lepooche asked:


I am waiting for my attorney to get back to me next week. In the meantime if anyone knows the answer to this, I would really appreciate it. I have already filed and had my court date for my Chapter 7 bankruptcy. My Chapter 7 bankruptcy will be finalized on January 30 2007, and I will be released of all unsecured debt.
On my “Debtors Statement of Intention” document, we put “Surrender” for my car, and that’s exactly what I’m doing with it.
For my house we put “Exempt” which made the equity exempt and allowed me to keep the home without a forced sale. The problem and question is with my home. The mortgage company’s lawyer is pressuring me to “Reaffirm” by January 30. She says of I don’t sign the reaffirm agreement then it will default to “Redeem” “Redeem” seems to mean pay a lump sum or surrender the property? The question is; Is a Chapter 7 debtor’s home mortgage limited to reaffirmation, redemption or surrender, after Exempt? My attorney says there is a 5th choice, do nothing.

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