companies bankruptcy 2009
Can you buy a house soon after filing for bankruptcy?
I know the answer to this question in recent years has been a resounding no, but from now (July 2009) If you file a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, how long can you buy something after filing? With property values so low, and the additional Tax money you get in 2010 or even 2011 if you buy in the next year, it seems, as some companies would be some people credit even after bankruptcy . Give Who knows?
It will depend on how you can use your credit after bankruptcy. Figure 2 years in the best case, that's how long it took me. But you have to is not deter them from buying a house. In today's market there are a lot of owner financing opportunities in my area, and yet you can take advantage of the $ 8,000 or soon will take to $ 15,000 tax credit.
Webster Tarpley World Crisis Radio 10 31 2009 Pt 1
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