Need to see her discharge documents.

SLs are not dischargable in bankruptcy (unless the law has changed in the past few years).No legal advice.

(Please make sure they have working batteries.)All kitchen fixtures and appliances should be in good working condition, including: faucets (should run hot and cold without dripping or leaks), oven/stove (all knobs and burners should be present and working, and the stovetop free of grease), refrigerator (make sure it's clean, and that the lights turn on and the doors shut properly), dishwasher, garbage disposal, lights, drawers and cabinets.Water heaters need to be working (and if placed in the garage, need to be placed on a platform 18 inches off the ground), have earthquake straps, and a properly installed pressure release valve (with a discharge line directed downward that reaches six to 24 inches from the ground).Heating.

here are some guidelines to assist you......For VA home loan purposes, a veteran is a person who has served or is currently serving on active duty in the United States Military or Coast Guard and who was discharged or released from active duty under conditions other than dishonorable.

For conventional loans ch 13 is 2 years from discharge and 4 years from dismissal date.

My tenants are recently discharged bankrupts who with some family help have put together money as a down payment on a property.

About me: Father of four, Honorably discharged Marine, former city bus driver and have spent the last 15 years in many facets of construction and maintenance.

A discharged Ch. 7 BK in this situation could be helpfulThe one-off note purchase from an institutional lender is a long shot.

Why would anyone choose to have massive student loan debt that is difficult - if not impossible - to discharge if all hell breaks loose and you need to declare bankruptcy?

The overflow drain /scupper should discharge somewhere that is visible so that if these are used you know that the main drain is clogged.