By Michael O'Leary | Published July 19, 2013 | Posted in Bankruptcy, Mortgage Modification | Tagged Tags: Liability on Mortgage, Mortgage Modification, New York Bankruptcy Attorneys, Reaffirmation Agreement | Leave a comment
Mortgage Modifications Before, During and After Bankruptcy
Any exploration of this topic requires an understanding of reaffirmation agreements. Under New York bankruptcy law (In re Boodrow) a debtor does not have to sign a Reaffirmation Agreement for a mortgage on real estate. This is a good thing (especially when dealing with second or third mortgages), since a signed Reaffirmation Agreement causes you Read More
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