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BANKRUPTCY-YOUR HOUSE AND CAR
Depending upon which exemption scheme is selected and your circumstances, you may exempt up to $100,000 in equity.
BANKRUPTCY-ASSETS AND OTHER PROPERTY
Once the bankruptcy is filed, all the property of the debtor at the time of the filing and certain other property to be received in the future becomes the property of the bankruptcy estate.
BANKRUPTCY & BILLS
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BANKRUPTCY ALERNATIVES
Alernatives to bankruptcy.
SUBPRIME LOANS
Subprime Loans
If you have bad credit, you may not qualify for a conventional loan or a low down payment loan offered by FHA and VA. In this case, you may consider a subprime mortgage.
IMPROVING BAD CREDIT
If you had past credit problems, on-time payments for a year or more can may be the your way back to satisfactory credit.
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT
Some steps to take so that this won't happen again.
CREDIT HISTORY
Some steps to increase your chances of being approved for a mortgage or loan.
CREDIT GRADE
An A to F rating by Mortgage companies that grade your loan based on certain credit related items and your credit score.
CREDIT REPORTING BUREAUS
Contact Information for the three largest credit bureaus.
YOUR CREDIT REPORT
It details your credit history that has been reported to the credit reporting agencies by those that have extended credit to you.
CREDIT SCORE - WHAT IS IT?
Also referred to as a FICO score, it is the statistical method that's used to assess your credit risk.