If the bankruptcy has been discharged or dismissed, sure, then all you risk is the acceleration of the note by the lender for the transfer.

Discharging personal liability from a lien and having it stripped from title are two different things.

I would think if you get them into too much trouble with their CO and/or the military, they could be discharged, and then you'll never get your money. 

Resident, any member of the resident's household, or a guest or another person on the premises with the resident's consent shall not engage in any illegal activity, including but not limited to prostitution, criminal street gang activity, threatening or intimidating assault, or tile unlawful discharge of firearms, on or about the dwelling unit premises, or any breach of the lease that otherwise jeopardizes the health, safety and welfare of the landlord, his agent or other tenant or involving imminent serious property damage. 6.

Ifthe property is sold without discharge or release of the lien, the subsequent owner must pay the pastdue taxes and obtain a release from the IRS or risk losing the property for non-payment of taxes.As with past due ad valorem taxes, the usual method to obtain a discharge or release of a federal taxlien is to pay the past due taxes unless the statute of limitations applicable to the lien has expired orthe lien is otherwise defective or unenforceable.

I'm in the process of buying a 7 Unit building and a title issue came up where the original mortgage has not been shown as discharged. 

Only makes sense that he will try to discharge the debt of the asset through his first filing though.

@Mohammad Haidarasl most student loans are permanent debt, meaning the debt cannot be discharged with bankruptcy, so it must be paid off.

I thought it was strange that it was a "request" along with the standard Notice of BK filing, which has warnings about the automatic stay.I looked up the 2018 BK and it hasn't even been discharged yet so it's still open.

Any states opposed to Setoff / discharge process?