Can You Sell Your House During Bankruptcy in Massachusetts?
Filing for bankruptcy in Massachusetts and wondering if you can sell your house? In many cases, yes — but the process depends on whether you’ve filed Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, and whether the trustee approves the sale. Western Mass Cash Home Buyers works with bankruptcy attorneys and trustees to facilitate sales during bankruptcy proceedings.
Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13
In Chapter 7, the trustee may approve a sale if there’s non-exempt equity. In Chapter 13, you may be able to sell with court approval as part of your repayment plan. Either way, a cash buyer makes the process simpler and faster.
Why Cash During Bankruptcy
Cash sales close faster, which matters when courts and creditors are involved. No financing contingencies means no risk of the deal falling through. And certainty of closing helps your bankruptcy attorney plan accordingly.
How It Works
Step 1: Call (413) 288-4889. Step 2: We coordinate with your attorney. Step 3: Close with court approval.
Call (413) 288-4889 today. We understand the bankruptcy process.
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