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  • Re: House buying company want to buy my house and delay exchange of contracts.

    Hi, Rep turned out to be the actual property investor who runs the &#39;business&#39;. She was very informative actually and answered all the questions I had. However, I talked to my neighbour who works for the solicitor she says she uses. This much was true but the word is she hasn&#39;t completed a sale in 6 years so I think I&#39;ll be side ...
    Posted to House buying & selling (Forum) by speshfesh on September 30, 2009
  • Re: House buying company want to buy my house and delay exchange of contracts.

    Thanks for the reply, I was hoping someone like yourself would respond (read your posts/replies on several topics). I totally agree with you, this will only benefit them in the long run, which I accept. However, I do get to move on and, in terms of them selling the house at a higher price in the future, I would have to &#39;suffer&#39; that ...
    Posted to House buying & selling (Forum) by speshfesh on September 23, 2009
  • House buying company want to buy my house and delay exchange of contracts.

    Hi, I have been approached by a property investment company about buying my house. I have discussed the minimum price I will accept (pretty near market value) and they are still keen to make an offer. I have made it extremely plain that, being in a near negative equity situation, I have no room for movement on the asking price. They have given ...
    Posted to House buying & selling (Forum) by speshfesh on September 22, 2009
  • Re: Urgent New Mortgage and 2nd Charge advice please

    Thanks maxsteam, I think what I&#39;ve failed to make clear is that part of this scheme is for me to pay Bovis back over the first 10yrs (first 5yrs interest free and then 2.5%APR for the remaining 5yrs) so I end up &#39;owning&#39; 100%. Does that help to clarify/change anything?
    Posted to Money & finance (Forum) by speshfesh on June 11, 2009
  • Re: Secured Loan PPI help please

    Hi Jackl, Thanks very much, noted. Regards Andy
    Posted to Loans (Forum) by speshfesh on June 10, 2009
  • Re: Urgent New Mortgage and 2nd Charge advice please

    Jeez, I&#39;m confused now. The Halifax mortgage advisor said that a deposit was no problem as Bovis (in this case) are effectively supplying a 25% deposit for the transaction. This leaves me borrowing 75% of the purchase price hence 75% LTV on the mortgage (subject to evaluation obviously). Sorry guys, appreciate the replies but I seem to be ...
    Posted to Money & finance (Forum) by speshfesh on June 10, 2009
  • Re: Secured Loan PPI help please

    Thanks Jackl, Very helpful indeed, I&#39;ll look into the aspects you&#39;ve raised and doublecheck evrything as far as I can before pursuing. I think PPI is just over &pound;7K on this(!!). Thanks again. Andy.
    Posted to Loans (Forum) by speshfesh on June 10, 2009
  • Re: Secured Loan PPI help please

    Thanks for the reply. 1. Should I ask for transcripts of telephone conversations, etc? 2. I am awaiting their settlement figure (including charges) in writing at the moment. 3. Can&#39;t remember anything about a &#39;Demands and Needs&#39; statement. 4. Is the disproportionate rebate of &pound;500 on the PPI due to penalties then? I&#39;m ...
    Posted to Loans (Forum) by speshfesh on June 10, 2009
  • Re: Urgent New Mortgage and 2nd Charge advice please

    I see, thanks for that. Does this mean the most I&#39;ll get from the Halifax on this particular equity share scheme (75%/25%) is &pound;145K? Assuming the house is valued at &pound;227K. Thanks for the reply.
    Posted to Money & finance (Forum) by speshfesh on June 9, 2009
  • Secured Loan PPI help please

    Hi, I have a secured loan with Nemo Personal Finance for &pound;35K over 10yrs. The loan is 23mths old and I had asked for a settlement figure in Oct 2008 which they said was &pound;42K(!). I asked for another settlement figure today as I am looking to sell my home and I need to know if I will have enough equity to pay my existing mortgage and ...
    Posted to Loans (Forum) by speshfesh on June 9, 2009
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