That depends on what you want to do with the property, and what your plan provides. If you want to keep the property, you obviously must keep making payments on the mortgage and catch up on any past due amounts through your plan. If you are letting the property go to foreclosure, then you can stop making the payments, but must include the additional income in your repayment plan to your creditors.
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