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Is a there a feasible ch13 plan or is it a bad faith filing?
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Larry Webb
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Subject: [cdcbaa] filing ch 13 for short sale
Have any you have had any luck filing a chapter 13 to give debtors time to pursue a short sale, then dismissing the case?
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