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Sep
09
Where would I stand legally if I lend my ex some money to pay her mortgage arrears?
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My ex owes £950 on our joint mortgage. She is still in the property and I have left. If I pay off her arrears can I get a contract drawn up for her to repay me monthly ? And how binding would it be if she did not pay? She does have a history of not paying bills.
Ok so to add some details. I would love to sell the house but she does not want to. We have a 16 year old son chances are he will be going to college. I understand that the mortgage debt is a joint debt. But I have kept my payments. And I am now trying to stop a repossesion situation.
To answer your q? I did try to get off the morgage when I left. I even tried to give her the house to get rid of her. But the mortgage company would not accept this as she had no means at that time to take over the mortgage payments
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Sell and Rent Back
Aug
29
Sell My House Quickly Before I Am Repossessed is This Possible? Yes by Doing.
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If you are one of the thousands of unfortunate people in the UK that have been hit by the credit crunch and and falling property prices and are now facing the possibility of loosing your home you will be happy to be told that there are solutions emerging the financial market place that can help you avoid repossessions and allow you to stay in your home.
With the raise of interest rates in the UK, repossession is real problem being faced by individuals and family’s all over the country. During the hay days of the mortgage market lenders were more than happy to lend what ever you may have asked for, in some cases extrapolating up to 9 times someone’s annual income with out to much insight into the potential problems that have occurred in recent times.
Facing repossession if not a nice situation for anyone to be in unfortunately there is not easy way out as the lenders need to recoup their money, the only way to stop repossession is to come up with the money to clear the outstanding balance or a convincing plan of repayment, despite this you do have options to achieve these things, but first here are some things that you should do in order to take positive action.
1.Give your lender a call
in most cases it is possible to work out a deal with your lender even at the last minute. They may be able to look into possibility they have not yet explored, weather it be lending you more money to clear your debts or a new payment plan, even if you have received a letter to appear in court its still possible to arrange a solution this way.
2.Make sure your organised
if you have to go to court then the best thing you can do is to be organised, make sure you try and obtain all the correspondence with the lender and any other 3rd party’s on file. A copy of all your expenses and historical income this could help show that you haven’t defaulted though any fault of your own and allow you to explain how your planning on selling the house and settling the debt in full.
3.Get Expert Advice
It is always best to seen expert advice, both legal and advice from company’s that deal with repossession as they will be able to advise you on situations that have been smiler and how other people managed to find a solution, make sure you have any supporting documentation as this can be useful for allowing someone to properly assess your situation and deliver the most relevant advice to you.
go now to http://www.avoidhomerepossession.co.uk/
Rent Back
Jul
24
a home owner passed away and there is a co-signer on the property. I would like to know if the estate can take the co-signer to court if the co-signer does not want to sell the property because there were outstanding arrears on the mortgage that the co-signer had paid for. How do you buy out the estate if this is possible?
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