does anyone know where you can obtain a Home Mortgage refinance while in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
- you would need to have no credit lates in the last 12months to do FHA. FHA also allows chapter 13buyouts
- As long as you have been in bankruptcy for 12 months and have a written letter from the judge you can go FHA at any bank
- If you need help with this, I specialize in refinancing people out of chapter 13 bankruptcies as long as the bankruptcy was filed over 12 months ago - email me at dantaft@bellsouth.net if you require additional information
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