A landlord can make claims against the plan as well, but I think most of the time those debts will simply discharge.  

@Kenneth Davis If the bankruptcy has been discharged then he can not include his rent  in the bankruptcy.  

Let me be a little more clear...5-years post conviction and discharge of any sentence.Now, if I had a smallish MFR of mostly 1 bedrooms, then I would consider renting to someone recently released, provided they can produce recommendations from their prison case workers and documentation that they were free of any major cases, while incarcerated. 

Illegal for Bankruptcy court to discharge $100,000 of property taxes.

A debt that can not be discharged.  

The seller in the RE world is an absentee owner with a vacant property but is also a VET that was discharged a few years ago under one of the military's force shaping tools.

If you go this route, and your debt is discharged you won't be able to file for bankruptcy again during the next eight years. 

The note on the mortgage was a variable rate @2.9% with an early discharge penalty of 3-months interest (pretty low ... a fixed rate note would have carried a much larger penalty).  

Notice of default (foreclosure).. constantly stay in their ear , from start to finish.6. discharged/dismissed bankruptcy cases (get from pacer)7.Tax lien sale- published in legal news papers when auctions come up8.

@Boyd McClean I'll defer to those who know more than me (and that would be many many people on these boards) but my understanding is: (i) Chapter 7: the borrower is discharged but the lien stays attached to house (lots of rules about not calling the borrower, as they are personally discharged, so your only real exist it to start a FC - though some disagree on this point/are willing to risk it); and (ii) Chapter 13: the underwater lien is put through the plan, if it has no equity, it can be stripped from the house and 2nd debt is treated as being unsecured.