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Renegotiating a Mortgage After Bankruptcy?

We are currently in credit counseling, and we have been thinking about bankruptcy. We are up for renewing our mortgage in Aug. We need to bring down the rate at which we borrowed. Our mortgage is one of the reasons why we are in this position now! What would filing for bankruptcy do to renegotiating? We are in Alberta, Canada if that helps at all. Thanks for your replies.

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By Sherri from Alberta

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December 28, 20090 found this helpful

You need to talk with the place you got the mortgage from ask them all the questions you want to, good luck.

 

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December 31, 20090 found this helpful

You may not be able to get another loan after filing bankruptcy for at least 5-7 years.

 
January 4, 20100 found this helpful

I must say, Bankrutcy is the absolute worst thing you could do to yourself and your family. Trust me. You will not be able to get a loan for a car, house, or anything else you might need along the way. We are finally out of the position where we can get nothing, after 5 years.

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I would talk to the bank/finance company and get a low fixed rate. They are pretty low right now. I would also take a look at going to a Dave Ramsey class or taking his online class. It cost a little bit but it is worth every penny. Even if you just go to his website and look at the free info that he gives it will get you off to a pretty good start. I hope that things get better for you in the New Year.

 
November 1, 20130 found this helpful

I suggest to file bankruptcy for your financial problem, you don't have any option, unless you have enough money to pay it all.

 

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