What is debt-paying property?

1) Will the common property of China, Hong Kong and Hong Kong (where I live, where the bank lives) be confiscated by the Bankruptcy Bureau?

A: The common property you own will be signed by the Official Receiver's Office, but it will never be confiscated and will not affect your continued mortgage and residence. Because you only have part of the ownership of this property, the bankruptcy office can only control the ownership in your name (bankruptcy), and the rest are not bankrupt and are not subject to the supervision of the bankruptcy office! The usual practice of the Official Receiver's Office is to ask other property owners to invest in the ownership in your name. The bank code must be proposed and negotiated by the bankruptcy office. I know that in one case, the bankruptcy office only asked for $5,000, and of course another owner immediately agreed. But there are also examples of asking another owner to buy at the market price! Another property right holder has the absolute right to refuse to buy the property right under your name. The property bankruptcy office under your name can't be sold to others at all, and no one will buy the incomplete property right in the property right market! This is why the Official Receiver's Office tends to let other owners buy the property completely!

2) If I can't pay the mortgage after bankruptcy, can another owner (who doesn't live in the property) give up paying it? What will be the consequences?

A: Of course, after your bankruptcy order is issued, you can't mortgage the house. As a bankrupt, you can't borrow more than 100 Hong Kong dollars! Why not a bank mortgage! If another owner gives up the mortgage, the bank will naturally take back the property immediately, and then the bank will auction the property and share the money with the official receiver in proportion.

3) Will our common property in the Mainland be confiscated by the Bankruptcy Bureau? It is said that the Bankruptcy Bureau has the right to confiscate mainland real estate. Does that mean I can still own property rights in the mainland after bankruptcy expires?

Answer: The Bankruptcy Office has no right to recover and supervise the bankrupt's personal property in China! Therefore, in theory, the bankrupt can still keep these properties located in China. However, according to the Bankruptcy Ordinance, the bankruptcy petitioner is obliged to truthfully declare all his assets. If these assets are not in Hong Kong, they should be sold as soon as possible, and the proceeds should be handed over to the Official Receiver's Office to repay the debts. If false statements are found by the bankruptcy office, they will be recognized as dishonest and uncooperative bankrupts by the bankruptcy office. The Official Receiver's Office has the right to object to the bankruptcy order being revoked by the bankrupt after four years, which can be extended to a maximum of eight years. So whether you can hide it or declare it truthfully depends on your personal decision!

(If the common property is continued by another owner)? What happens if another owner gives up continuing to pay?

A: the consequences of another owner not continuing to repay the mortgage have already been said above! As for assuming that he continues to repay the mortgage to the bank until it is finished, because he has signed the official receiver's office, the property cannot be sold freely in the market! Can only be used for self-occupation. If you sell the property, you must get the permission of the bankruptcy office and discuss the details first before you can implement it!

Supplementary explanation:

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How much is the half-owned property? Who will buy half a property? Are the units separated by walls or curtains? How do new buyers get bank mortgages? How can the other half of the owners sell the house when the property is signed?

You may wish to refer to my above answers in detail and then provide more appropriate and correct opinions! What I said may not be right, but it is better to teach some ambiguous opinions! Reference: personal bankruptcy experience, I can help you go bankrupt ... free consultation ... 5539 194 Mr. Mai, 1) meeting, because it belongs to your existing property.

2) As far as I know, if you have a 50%/50%/50% shareholding relationship, if one of them goes bankrupt, you will sell half of it to the main bank. Of course, you don't need to continue to pay for it, but the other owner can continue to live. But if he doesn't want to pay any more, one.

3) Liabilities in China and Hongkong. Generally speaking, there are properties in China. Actually, it doesn't matter, because the China and Hongkong Bankruptcy Offices operate by power. You can still own property rights in the mainland.

Supplementary explanation:

I think you'd better have a professional consultant instead of being ignorant. ....

Bankruptcy usually declares all your assets, expenses and income.

Measure the cost of living of an official.

In fact, you can ask D consulting company to do it for you, and it will help you with all the documents and statements.

Return your income and expenses for four years, because bankruptcy is not the same as washing a till.

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I can't help you with your help.

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Fill in the form yourself, most of them have an accident, and people will do it well. d，

The most annoying thing is that the paper application has to fill in more than ten pages! ! !

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2. Yes. Bankruptcy is your personal problem, and others have nothing to do with it. But the same as above. Banks have the right to chase. If individuals account for 50%, rice will chase 50%.

3. I personally understand that the department can accept any assets.

Other questions can be asked to Bankruptcy Union.

Supplementary explanation:

3) Will our common property in the Mainland be confiscated by the Bankruptcy Bureau? It is said that the Bankruptcy Bureau has the right to confiscate mainland property. Does that mean that I can still own property rights in the mainland after the bankruptcy expires (if the common property continues to be mortgaged by another owner)? What happens if another owner gives up continuing to pay?

According to the law, the original text of the bankruptcy union is:

The trustee will sell the bankrupt's property in China, Hongkong and overseas. If the bankrupt conceals information about his property or fails to hand over his property to the trustee, it will be illegal or will be prosecuted. When the bankrupt's assets have belonged to the trustee, the trustee still has the right to continue to manage the relevant assets even after the bankrupt is discharged from bankruptcy. See: iva, iva/viewthread? tid = 387 & ampextra=page%3D 1，