MY RENTAL PROPERTIES HAVE BEEN FORECLOSED ON THEY ARE NOT EXEMPT BECAUSE I DONT WANT TO KEEP THEM IS THERE A DIFFERENT FORM THAT NEEDS TO BE FILED?
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The Statement of Financial Affairs is part of every bankruptcy petition. In Question 5 of this ("repossessions, foreclosures, and returns") you will give the particulars about the matter. If the foreclosure is complete, the lender should be listed with other unsecured creditors in Schedule F. You will also need to answer the additional business questions (# 19-25) on the Statement of Financial Affairs.
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