310.376.9865 If one reviews my past post regarding Reaffirmations-Real Property, you will see most bankruptcy attorneys will decline to advise or sign off on a reaffirmation agreement for real property for a variety of reasons. I ran across a local opinion from a New Hampshire Bankruptcy Court issued July 2012. The debtor filed a
310.376.9865 Los Angeles and Riverside Bankruptcy Attorneys have noticed a new development between the Bankruptcy Trustee and the Banks, whereby the banks agree to let the Bankruptcy Trustee sell the debtor’s (person who has filed bankruptcy) house in a “short sell.” Scenario: 1. Debtor purchase a house at the top of the market for $400,000