Loan modification after filing for bankruptcy (ConsumerAffairs.com)

by CULIK LAW on September 25, 2009 · No Comments

image ConsumerAffairs.com has an interesting Q&A with a homeowner who filed for bankruptcy after obtaining a loan modification that didn’t work out.

This is something that I’ve been seeing in my own law practice in Massachusetts dealing with mortgage issues — people declaring bankruptcy and hoping that their mortgage company will work with them for a reaffirmation and loan modification.

Link is here: Loan modification in bankruptcy

 

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