I just saw a very interesting post by bankruptcy attorney L. Jed Berliner, Springfield, MA. Apparently his client continued to pay the mortgage after a Ch. 7, but 4 years later she was declined by her credit union for a loan to pay for a new roof because she had not re-established credit.
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