5 Steps to Buying a Home After Bankruptcy
October 07, 2020
Gene Melchionne is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. While he maintains a bankruptcy practice in Connecticut, he also speaks nationally on bankruptcy law and consumer representation. Formerly an officer of a local credit bureau, he has testified before the Connecticut legislature and various courts on consumer credit issues.
Keep your dream of owning a home alive with these tips on buying a house after bankruptcy.
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