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Disclosure #1 for CHERYLANDA Gardner
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- Event Date: 2/26/2018
- Disclosure Type: Financial
- Resolution: Final
- Type: Bankruptcy
- Disposition: Discharged
- Broker Comment: In May 2013 I lost my job as Sr. Manager and consulted for a year. I began with Bankers Life in August 2014 but had a fairly new mortgage. Because of start up costs in this new career, I knew I wouldn’t be able to afford my mortgage, so I rented out my home for the next 3 years. My tenant missed a few payments over the years and by August 2017, I decided to take a leap of faith and move back in because my income with Bankers Life had begun to climb. Still trying to catch up on missed mortgage payments, by the end of 2017, the income was just not enough to catch up my mortgage payments. I didn’t want to lose the house so I contacted an attorney to review options. There were 2 types of bankruptcy, one to walk away and one to arrange payments to pay back my debt. I chose to arrange payments via Chapter 13. This choice was in line with my values because I believe that when you borrow money, you give your word to pay it back. I took full ownership of my situation. Currently, I continue to pay $814 per month for my bankruptcy fee, my mortgage is up to date and I am building towards having 3-6 months of liquid assets to take care of the unforseen. Many lessons learned and I am nearing the end of the bankruptcy agreement. This experience has humbled me and motivated me to discipline myself to never put myself in that position again.
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