Catching up on Property Taxes on Other Than Your Home
If behind on property taxes on property that isn't your home, either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 may buy you the time to save this property.
Chapter 13 Benefits for Real Estate that Is Income-Producing and Equity-Creating
Chapter 13 can be an effective way to temporarily or permanently hold on to business and investment real estate equity and income.
Selling Real Estate Other than Your Home under Chapter 13
Chapter 13 is often a better way to get sell real estate, especially if you have other financial complications.
Dealing with Unpaid Property Taxes on Your Home
Catching up on property taxes benefits both you and your mortgage lender. Chapter 13 helps you pull this off under much less pressure.
The Homestead Exemption Cap
Bankruptcy law sets a maximum dollar amount of protection for your recently-bought home, but this really applies to only a few states.
Crucial Question: Can I Keep Everything I Own If I Do a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Most people who file bankruptcy under Chapter 7 do not have to surrender anything to their trustee because everything they own is "exempt."