chapter 7 bankruptcy oregon

Change 1 Mortgage before the bankruptcy petition date non-equity dismiss second to stay home, or is it enabled?

My daughter and son-have chapter through 7 bankruptcy in Oregon. They had a first and a second Mortgage (which is a home equity loan) was. It is an auction date set for the sale of their house, but their first mortgage company to them is the ability to 'save' the house through a loan modification before it goes to auction. My son-in-law has the final Employment had and there is a small chance they could stay in their home if the details worked out. My question is, can the second Mortgage (home equity-different Lenders) come back and lien the house? Or worse, foreclose, even though the second was discharged during bankruptcy? My daughter does not want the first Change interfere if there is a great opportunity for the revival of the second. This is in the state of Oregon, but maybe the laws are the same in all states. Thanks for the input!

One should ask the lawyer to represent them in bankruptcy. In general, once that Chapter 7 is completed and discharged, the property is liquidated and the mortgage company is legally not allowed "refinancing" of the mortgage. Your daughter and her husband no longer even in the house or are interested in purchasing real estate sale is mandated by the bankruptcy court. Some states may differ, but generally the most important rules are the same everywhere. Did they talk to their lawyer before they to sign some papers, and no decisions that could hurt them.

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