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\nA cramdown in bankruptcy<\/a> is when the debtor only pays the value of the item they have financed. \u00a0In reality, it is a court approved way to get out of some of your contractual obligations.\u00a0 The court replaces the value that you are contracted to pay on a certain item with an approved current value of that item.\u00a0 To give an example, if John Doe financed a car and he owes $15,000 on that car, but now the car is only worth $10,000, then when he files bankruptcy he has the ability to only pay the $10,000 the car is worth.\u00a0 The cram down is a tool used in bankruptcy to lower a debtor\u2019s secured debt and is filed in your Chapter 13 bankruptcy<\/a> plan, subject to approval by the court (11 U.S.C.S.\u00a0 \u00a7 1325 (1)(5)(b)<\/a>).<\/p>\n

\"FamilyA cramdown is only available after a certain amount of time has passed, and that time period depends on what the item is.\u00a0 For example, to cram down a car, a debtor must have owned that car for at least 910 days (two and a half years) at the time they file the bankruptcy.\u00a0 If John Doe has owned a car for at least 910 days then he can replace the current value of the car, not how much is owed in his financing contract, on his Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan.\u00a0 Other items that can be \u201ccrammed down\u201d in a bankruptcy are things like furniture, jewelry and appliances or other personal property.\u00a0 A debtor must own these items for at least one year at the time of filing in order to use the cram down method.<\/p>\n

A mortgage payment is not something that can usually be crammed down in the traditional sense of the term.\u00a0 Even if the value of a home is less than what one owes on the home, a mortgage is not something where a value can simply be replaced.\u00a0 In order to lower the amount one owes on their home they must file an adversary proceedings and, in general, it is a much more difficult process.\u00a0 Because of the difficulty and different proceedings used to adjust a mortgage payment (including second and third mortgages) cramdowns are not used to lower the amount one owes on their house. Instead, you should look into stripping a second mortgage<\/a>. However, at times, you could possibly cramdown a mortgage on a rental property or secondary real estate.<\/p>\n

Cramdowns are generally not an option in Chapter 7 bankruptcies<\/a>.
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