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buying a home

We have declared bankruptcy in Nova Scotia, we are moving to Alberta and we will want to buy a home out there by the time we move out there we will be discharged and have no bills owing just a van payment of around $450 per month, we are relocated our family of 5 we are currently in a home now and will have down payment after we sell it for a new home is it possible to get a mortgage put in Alberta with out havong interest rate so high that we can not afford, my husband is making really good money right now. and we will sure be able to afford it , could yo uj please tell me how this works.

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One Response to “buying a home”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

It is possible to purchase a home after completing a bankruptcy. In most cases, because of the bankruptcy, the lender will require a higher down payment then if you have not gone bankrupt.

We recommend that you talk to your bank or a mortgage broker to determine what mortgage amount you will qualify for. They should be in a much better position to predict what will take place.