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What happens to property that is collateral for a debt?

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What happens to property that is collateral for a debt?

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In a Chapter 13 reorganization case, usually the secured creditors are provided for in the debtor’s plan, and are paid with the money deposited with the Chapter 13 Trustee. In a Chapter 7 case, the secured creditors are paid directly by the debtor, unless the debtor decides to allow the creditor to repossess the property.

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