FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW AND RECEIVE A NO-OBLIGATION CONSULTATION

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after being discharged

If I just got discharged from my bankruptcy, am I allowed to sell my house for a profit and buy a more expensive house which will increase my mortgage payments?

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One Response to “after being discharged”

A licensed trustee said...

I want you to think about what you are asking – you just completed your bankruptcy and now you want to incur higher debt…

First, you are not likely to be approved for a new (higher) mortgage for a couple of years. Second, you should be concentrating on re-establishing your financial situation, not incurring new obligations.

I think perhaps you should go back and see your trustee again and discuss your financial plans.