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Your Chapter 13 will serve as its own credit source. This means that a new lender will look at your performance in the Chapter 13 to qualify you for a new loan. If you have been making your payments on time and in full, a lender will evaluate you on this basis versus perhaps a poor pay history prior to your Chapter 13 filing. Lenders typically like to see at least 12 to 24 months of a positive payment history in the Chapter 13 before qualifying you for a new loan. Of course, there are other factors for the lender to consider, including how much equity you have in your home, other debts that you may have, etc.
I would like to take the opportunity to Thank Acclaim for the way that they handled my Chapter 13. A very special Thank you goes out to Cindy, she handled everything in a very timely matter always answer my questions so that I understood.
She is one of…
The help I received from acclaim was invaluable! Considering the complexity of bankruptcy, I’m especially thankful for the assistance of my attorney in establishing a plan and initiating the process. I’m also thankful for the ongoing help of paralegal Nicole…
I filed bankruptcy chapter 13 through your office and I’ve been dealing with Cindy Mills for 5 years.
She was very helpful and patient all these years.
I would like to just thank Cindy for being good to me and let you know that you have a great…
Dear Julie, Thank you for the follow-up on our home foreclosure situation. We managed to borrow the money for our relatives to pay the reinstatement fee. Although it was very embarrassing, we felt it was the best course of action. I would like to thank you for all your help. We did talk to a couple…