[CLBS] Proceeds of prepetition sale of real property in Chapter 7

Robin Long RLong at foleyfreeman.com
Wed Dec 31 10:39:28 MST 2014


The promissory note itself is not exempt, and you will need to determine the present day value of the note, if any - does your client hold a first deed? Is there any equity in the property? The trustee could sell the note. The payments on the note are income. If your client sells the note, you will need to be sure there isn't an avoidable/fraudulent transfer. There are different types of annuities so you will want to be sure it is exempt under Idaho law. 

This presents many issues and risks in a chapter 7.

Robin Long
Foley Freeman PLLC
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Meridian, ID 83642
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I'm pretty sure it's totally unprotected, but I wonder if she could sell the note and purchase an annuity.  Anyone think this might work?

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From: CLBS [mailto:clbs-bounces at admws.idaho.gov] On Behalf Of Michael Jacques
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Subject: [CLBS] Proceeds of prepetition sale of real property in Chapter 7

I have a potential client who needs to file a Chapter 7 but currently receives and lives on payments from a sale of real property which she holds a deed of trust to.  How will those payments be treated in a chapter 7?

Any help is appreciated.


Michael Jacques
JACQUES LAW OFFICE, P.C.
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