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If you can find a foolish banker, yes. If not, try a grant of some sort. Charities that help you get your life back on track, welfare agencies.

If you are still in C 13, you must speak to your trustee about getting any new debt or changing anything financial...or your case will be dismissed and you may be charged with fraud. Otherwise, anyone can lend to anyone they want. most lenders will not lend to people who have been BK for several years, and charge much higher interest rates when they do. Also, you may want to consider the definition of insanity is sometimes said to doing the same thing you have done and expecting a different result. Remember what happened the last time you were in debt? should be clear by now, if you can't afford your lifestyle without it...you really can't afford life with debt!

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8y ago

LEGALLY: Chapter 7: Day after you file. Chapter 13: Day after you file with permission from the Trustee and court.

IN THE REAL WORLD: Depends on other things on your credit, income, etc. I'm sure if you look hard enough though you can get a loan for any amount the day after somewhere.

The issue here is... WHY would you get a loan right after you filed bankruptcy unless its for a car or house.

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18y ago

That's completely up to the lending institution. Most reputable lenders require at least 12 months of responsible credit history. The consumer should always be cautious of predatory lenders offering deals that are always going to be "too good to be true".

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16y ago

Anyone can give a loan to someone at anytime, in or out of Bankruptcy. Simply: Having a recent (or any) bankruptcy and the normally bad credit that led to it, makes getting a loan much more difficult. Most quality lenders will not consider it. Borrowing from other lenders mean you pay much more. As someone who has shown your financial inability by having a bankruptcy you really need to consider if you should go down that path again. Being able to get a loan is MUCH DIFFERENT than being able to afford to pay the loan.....if you can't do the last thing...then you shouldn't do the first thing. Start with the fact that someone who could otherwise afford a loan, probably wouldn't agree to accept one with the terms your going to be offered!

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15y ago

Giving a loan or mortgage is at every lenders discretion, but I suspect very unlikely.

New mortgage, new debt, an obligation to pay as agreed? Well, real tough - not impossible and certainly may depend on your downpayment. Especially with the concerns over subprime lending in todays market (which you by being in or recent BK more than likely would be under most any view). You would have to expect that you would pay a very high interest rate, likely making it something even people with stronger financial ability wouldn't consider. (Guess why?)

If your C 13 isn't closed you would need to discuss anything your doing with the BK trustee. Entering into a refinance or any financial contract without his explicit approval will end BK protection, and is sometimes prosecuted as fraud. Certainly, if it means you would have less disposable income to use toward your outstanding debt, he would have rightful objections.

And consider....your in or required BK, presumably because you had more debt than you could pay, and you haven't been able to handle finances very well.....you should have learned you cannot borrow your way out of debt, and understand that even after clearing some in BK, you can sure find yourself in over your head again.

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15y ago

Credit decisions are the option of every lender...but your going to be hard pressed to find on that would give you a loan...and no that you didn't pay those that agreed to give you one before...why would they. Obviously, now that you did BK, our finances are in great shape...you can't need it, unless your still living well above you means.

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14y ago

Once the bankruptcy is dismissed or discharged it is quite acceptable to file for a new loan. In fact once your chapter 7 or chapter 11/13 is discharged, lending institutions will be lining up to loan you money. The potential of getting a loan approved if your bankruptcy is dismissed is extremely remote however. Considering the reasons for filing bankruptcy might be a good pre-loan application exercise though.

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hello, i am merimu bujuham from USA. There is a large number of people out there saying "I need a personal loan quick but I have bad credit", and they have no idea where to go to get a loan. They know one thing for sure - they're not going to get none from their local banks, because banks are hesitant about lending money to people with bad credit. If you are one of them, you'r win the right place to get a quick personal loan in the next hour or so. this is one of the best ways of obtaining quick cash without credit check, no collateral, no cosigner is needed, so i will advise you to cantact them via email: admin@konomarkloanfirm.cu.cc

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14y ago

Absolutely, and many other secured items as well.

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