It depends how much equity has built up on the property over the past three years or so.
If you purchased it with a sizeable deposit and there is more than £1,000 in equity, after realistic selling costs of @ 10% of the value of the property have been taken in to account, then there is a likelihood that the property eventually could be at risk.
You do have the option of having a close friend or relative buying the beneficial interest, but usually the receivers will give you this option @ 2 years and 3 months into the bankruptcy.
There is loads of information to be had regarding this on the internet,and from my experience unless you can afford to pay for legal advice, you won't get much help from anywhere else unless you qualify for legal aid, and as you own a property you won't.
Good Luck
