If the investments get caught up in iFunding's bankruptcy, it would be a true mess.

With the recent signing of the Colts to stay in the city, the Pacers, being the number one convention city in the US and having a mayor who is a real estate investor all weighs strongly on us being a great place to put your money if you are an investor.Our growth has been plagued with bad investors/brokers, who have consistently focused so much on profits, that fraud has become the major reason for an average of 1,000 new bankruptcy's and 1,000 new foreclosures PER MONTH here in Indy average.

If you’re not able to discharge your student loans in bankruptcy or establish a repayment plan in a Chapter 13 proceeding, the federal Department of Education has the right to: Tack collection fees of 25% and collection agency “commission” fees of approximately 28% onto the principal, interest and penalties you already owe Take your federal income tax refund until all your defaulted student loans have been paid Garnish up to 10 percent of your wages, without suing you first Take as much as $750 per month (up to 15 percent of your income) in federal benefits to which you might be entitled, including social security retirement and social security disability income, and apply that amount toward your outstanding defaulted student loan debt Sue you for your outstanding student loan debt and place liens on your property Student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy unless you can show that your loan payment imposes an "undue hardship" on you, your family, and your dependents.

I realize that any investment will require some due diligence, but in this case I wouldn't even know where to start.Thanks.There are some risks like non-paying property owners because you bought a tax lien on a piece of ditch, bankruptcy, etc.

There were multiple examples of deleting Bankruptcies.

i remember hearing this when my first wife was driving me into bankruptcy!!!

next thing you know you have your card maxed and cant pay off the balance an the interest and late fees kick in and you start robbin peter to pay paul, it's a vicious cycle...TRUST ME I know ...I filed chaper 7 bankruptcy in 2003also dont be late on your payment, that will KILL your credit score in a hurry and 1 good doesnt make up for 1 bad on a credit score....it will take alot of good remarks to make up for your one bad. heres a nifty little trick to borrow money, build credit AND make some money too....this wasnt my idea but another forum member on a credit forum.

Should he file bankruptcy?

I have to find out if the owner filed a ch 7 or ch 13 bankruptcy and I also have go to the countys office and look up to see if there are any existing liens against this property.

In NH if someone files for Bankruptcy can the creditors owed come back and attach a lien against their house that has value?