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Think Again Before Walking Away from Second Trust Deeds in Bankruptcy by Joseph M. Welch
Buchalter Nemer A Professional Corporation - Irvine Office
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June 15, 2012
Previously published on June 2012
Banks and credit unions routinely walk away from second trust deeds where there isn't enough equity to cover the outstanding loan balance plus interest, arrears, costs of sale and attorneys' fees. This is especially true where the borrower files a chapter 13 bankruptcy case, which allows certain secured liens to be completely avoided.
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