Generally a person is barred from protection after a discharge and can be if false information was provided.

Bankruptcies must be discharged over 48 months, with re-established credit?

., to stop an auction, and never get their discharge you may still be able to use your selling point of waiving a deficiency.

These would be perfect candidates as long as bankruptcy has been discharged(because I can collect for 7 years before they can file again and someone who has gone thru a foreclosure will take several years before they'll be able to qualify.

However, I have refused to rent to a few applicants who I felt were at risk for filing bankruptcy based on their numerous (20 or so) large unpaid debts which I felt would, at some point, cause them to file bankruptcy since they had no way to pay these debts off based on their current income/financial situation.On the other hand, I will not exclude applicants who have already previously filed bankruptcy and had the bankruptcy discharged since I know that they won't be able to file it again for quite a few years (depending on what chapter they filed).

BK that isn't yet discharged is a show stopper for me :)

Bankruptcy ok so long as it has been discharged.

No; so long as the discharge pipe from the relief valve is not obstructed in any way - it's fine.

In Florida, the DBPR will waive the license fee for a recently discharged veteran.

The map is marked - "1% annual chance flood discharge contained in culvert"do you know what that means?