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Creditors and Bankruptcy Q`s - Foreclosure after bankruptcy


Expert: Ontrack Financial Group LLC - 10/21/2007

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I had a bankruptcy back in 99 and our lawyer at the time told us that if we had to walk away from our home that we could.  Things got pretty bad and my husband and I split for a while. The house went into foreclosure. We did get back together and we bought a new house. We make all our payments on time.  We have one collection on our report and of course there is the foreclosure of our old home. Now our credit is really messed up because of the foreclosure it seems.  We want to refinance our house but the foreclosure seems to be a problem.  Experian the reporting agency is still reporting the foreclosure while the other reporting agencies are not.  My question has come about because our mortgage broker asked me if the home we foreclosed on had been reaffirmed in the bankruptcy.  And my answer is no.  And my bankruptcy paperwork also reflects that.  So, does this have any weight on our credit report?  Does this make the foreclosure less destructive to our credit?  And should the credit reporting agency reporting it be stating that it was included in the bankruptcy?

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Sherry,

Yes this has weight.  A Bankruptcy will stay on your credit report for 10 years.  When you applied for the refi, the mortgage company ran all 3 credit reports.  They do this because they get a better snap shot of your credit.  Did you and your husband walk away from your house?  If so it will have a negative impact.

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