Generally, the mortgage company, the chapter 13 trustee and the Judge will have to approve anything the debtor does with the property.

I know that in 10 years the bill will come due, but I am betting on myself and trying to scale fast now and then snowball the debt or refinance to a commercial blanket loan when I've accumulated enough property to get the bank interested. 

Debtors get crushed in deflationary times.

But I was wrong.www,alperlaw.com says: "Under current Florida law a debtor’s interest in a single member LLC provides little asset protection benefits.

This means can you live with a lot of debt, some debt or no debt and be at ease with yourself.

Debtor pledges property, breaches terms, lender forces sale.This morning I started foreclosure on collateral that is impaired with code enforcement "red tag" of house.

I am not a lawyer, Rich, nor a loan officer and I don't know for sure about the text of the documents... but my experience indicates that debts of the deceased (decedent) are required to be paid off and all debtors get in line using liens.

Another strong argument for inflation is that it helps debtors.  

If it shows a loss aginst the piti do they add my whole mortage payment to the debt or just the loss amount?

Another strong argument for inflation is that it helps debtors.