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Want to buy a house?

i’m a Nova Scotia resident, and I have a line of credit (unsecured) debt. what happened was that i got a great job in the US, moved down, used the line of credit as a down payment on a house (because i had no credit history in US, the down payment had to be big) and made regular payments. but a few months later i was let go, i’ve borrowed money from my parents to pay off the minimum LOC payment, i’m trying to sell the house, but that’s not going good. I have perfect credit and never missed or was late with ANY payment, i made sure of that. I’ve made up a budget and i can’t afford this any longer and it seems like bankruptcy is my only option. pls advise.

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One Response to “Want to buy a house?”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

A bankruptcy may be the soloution, but you may find that something like a consumer or division one proposal may work as well.

The best thing to do would be to contact a local trustee and discuss what these options involve and the ramifications of each. With the help of the trustee you will then be able to decide which one fits your situation best.