Can filing bankruptcy stop a foreclosure auction—even at the last minute? What does it cost, and can you still apply for a loan modification or sell your home?

In this video, Visionary Surplus Recovery explains what Florida homeowners should understand about bankruptcy and foreclosure, including:

• Chapter 7 versus Chapter 13 bankruptcy
• Court filing fees, attorney fees, and other expenses
• What the automatic stay means—and when protection may be limited
• Filing requirements and responsibilities after filing
• Exploring a loan modification during bankruptcy
• Selling your home during a bankruptcy case

Bankruptcy may provide time to address foreclosure, but filing does not guarantee that you will keep your home. Your eligibility, prior filings, court orders, and ability to meet ongoing obligations all matter.

If your auction is approaching, seek legal help immediately. Starting paperwork or contacting an attorney does not stop a scheduled sale.

Contact Visionary Surplus Recovery to discuss your situation and help connecting with a bankruptcy or foreclosure-defense attorney.

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Visionary Surplus Recovery is not a law firm. This video provides general education, not legal advice. Costs, eligibility, legal protections, and outcomes vary by case. Court fees discussed reflect information verified in October 2026 and may change.

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