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By limbo, I mean the waiting time after the meeting.*
I filed on Jan 9th and I have my 341 meeting on Feb 7th.
My fiance and I are looking into moving into an apartment so we can save on money.
Potential moving date is somewhere in March-April.
Since the moving date is after my meeting but not yet within the amount of time to find out if I got discharged, do I need to notify my lawyers as soon as I know I'm moving/ my new address?
Would they charge more for doing this? Would they just update my info on their file and forward this info to the trustee?
Anyone?
I was hoping someone with more experience would chime in for you. I would first ask the apartments if they are ok with a non discharged BK.
I am a Realtor in Palm Beach county Florida and it is hard (here) if you haven't been discharged. I didn't answer earlier because I didn't want to be a Negative Nancy type responder and I know rentals are more difficult in my area of the country than almost anywhere else (as far a qualifying for them).
It is much easier here if you have a Bk to do the following:
Have the Realtor negotiate on your behalf. It is possible to get a rental, but far better to get one with your discharge in hand. Be honest with your Realtor so they can show you appropriate places that line up with your new budget.
@Kaydee84 wrote:
StartingOver, do you take broward county clients or have colleagues that do?
Yes, both. I take Broward clients and have colleagues that do as well
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