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Home not reaffirmed in MI bankruptcy

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My wife and I went through Chapter 7 bankruptcy in MI. We did not reaffirm our home but continue to live in it and make all the payments, taxes and insurance. We struggle to make these payments and there is equity in the home. If we were to sell the home would we receive the equity after the loans are paid off or would every cent go back to the bank including the equity since we did not reaffirm the home?
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January 14 - Highland
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