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Should I file bankruptcy and my house?

I live near Northern California, and with the economy, we are now upside down in our house to the minimum of $ 100,000. We live in a 1500sq ft house in a neighborhood about 15 years old. It has new houses around our neighborhood makes things a worse crime and rentals have been built. We paid $ 275 000 estimated and the county recently for taxes to $ 165,000. Our house payment is $ 2200th with an interest rate of 7.25%. We can not refinance because no equity. So I've been seriously thinking to let go and bankruptcy. There is no need yet. My company has about layoffs, but nothing was yet speaking. I have to the bank and they told me that unless they could not help I've been delinquent in my payments. The worst is the leasing and crime was increased. We have had a 6500 $. Dirt bike stolen and 3 bicycles. I do not like my children going out to play because I can not trust anyone around me.

the only thing you do not say, did, it was is a hardship. No, you pay what you signed for and live with it. If you are not part of the solution Part of the problem

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