I received a Discharge of Debtor dated 8/4/09 for Kevin Lee Geddes dba (long list)Case No:08-12724 AJ 7 Chapter: 7and Sunee Zrno GeddesStating: It appearing that the debtor(s) are entitled to a discharge, It is ordered: The debtor(s) are granted a discharge under section 727 of title 11, United States Code, (the Bankruptcy Code).

If the debtor has a right to redeem and does so, the junior who purchased the home must be reimbursed.

So here are the numbers:-I have 260k in equity in a triplex I've owned for some time (I also live there)-I have a full time job earning 41 000$/year (been there 5 years)-I get rental income of 850$/month from the unit that's rented-My credit score always hovers around 740-I have no credit card debt or any type of debt whatsoever except for the mortgage on the triplex (155k left to pay)What's the most profitable way to take things from here.

This usually occurs when the debtor has declared bankruptcy or the cost of pursuing further action in an attempt to collect the debt exceeds the debt itself.The debt is immediately written off by crediting the debtor 's account and therefore eliminating any balance remaining in that account.

I for one dreally wanted to go into this NOT having to worry about debt or relying on the rent payments to pay mortgages.

The honest truth is that if you create an "out" for a debtor, don't complain when the debtor takes FULL ADVANTAGE of it.

From here, they have several options: 1) Collect the debt or settle for an amount less than what is owed.

At the auctions, you are bidding down the interest that you're willing to accept when the debtor repays.

I'm torn between selling one of our properties and paying off our credit card debt or using our equity to make more money and be able to pay off our debt.

Am I buying the debt or the property at sale?