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credit destroyed !!
In the mortgage business, have lost everything, but my home,2 forclosures, 514 score now, was 785. owe 60 K in credit cards,a line of credit on my home and havent paid in 2.5 years, becasue business is still so bad. IRS liens, ect. what should I do.62 years old. THanks for any input.
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drifterjoe
1 year ago
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with that amount of debt and that credit score your credit would probably actually improve if you declared chapter 7 bankruptcy. I would bet your phones are ringing off the hook and the harassment and stress is piling up. I would seriously talk to a BK7 attorney. IT should cost you nothing to sit down with them.
camalott4 1 year ago
I agree your best bet is bankruptcy. Good Luck :-)
teesa03 1 year ago
look down the barrel of a 45
ironindinc 1 year ago