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What happens to a real mortgage when a debtor declares bankruptcy?

I am a creditor whose debt is secured by an existing mortgage. I recently received a notice to the debtor filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code in the United States. What will happen once my loan and my mortgage? Will I be prohibited from excluding mortgage? The insolvent debtor by the way, is a person, not a business. Legal basis prvide favor. Thank you. :)

You have the best form of security. You have about the highest position you can get in bankruptcy as a creditor. The way I understand it is not necessary exclude. You only have to show its position as a creditor, in accordance with the instructions in the paperwork. Fortunately, the sale will be active and you will be the first line for funding, provided that you are the holder of the mortgage and the issue is not one. Anyway, be sure to talk to a lawyer bankructy. You can get a free consultation or perhaps pay a fall, but will be well worth targeting.

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