Filed bankruptcy in the last 7 years?

Consider:-1) Searching for recent bankruptcy/eviction/pre-foreclosure filings with your county.

There are also some risk with this strategy especially if the defaulter files bankruptcy which could complicate issues.

I believe oil prices will keep on crashing until enough production is lost due to bankruptcies of smaller oil companies throughout the world.

With supply and demand 101, we know that is not good, especially with the Saudis not lowering their oil production.From what I've read, I expect a lot of the outfits that are fracking in Canada and the Northern states to probably file bankruptcy and be sold out, or do tremendous amounts of volume to stay afloat, worsening conditions.

Over 60% of bankruptcies in America are simply due to medical bills, not because the people had to large of house payments or drove the newest cars.

Heard nothing back from the homeowner (henceforward known as HO :-)Then...the news that HO had declared bankruptcy.Foreclosure halted.Then the news that the bankruptcy was not going to proceed.Foreclosure on again.Finally, the HO decided to sell, before the auction date hit. 

You can see 2005 was HUGE for bankruptcies prompting new regulations. 

It also pisses some people off when they learn that some cases of "identity theft" are actually identity confusion on the part of the credit bureaus.Debt Strategies addresses Debt Acceleration, Debt "Snowball"-ing (something promoted by Dave Ramsey and approved by the JD/CPA you saw in that presentation, Mark Kohler) and Debt Reduction (without bankruptcy).

I filed bankruptcy 18 months ago so I know lenders will either deny or give me high interest loans.