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Richard P
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Posted - 07 February 2011 :  14:47:02  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Kate

sorry i have lost the thread on your case.

does the solicitor think that it is a good deal ?

I think having read and re read you are jumping from one hot place to another and creating more problems down the road, I think anything I say may only confuse the relationship between you and your solicitor.

I do however wish you the best for the morning

Richard
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Kate.ll
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Posted - 07 February 2011 :  17:14:00  Show Profile  Visit Kate.ll's Homepage  Reply with Quote
[quote]Originally posted by Richard P

Hi Kate

sorry i have lost the thread on your case.

does the solicitor think that it is a good deal ?

I think having read and re read you are jumping from one hot place to another and creating more problems down the road, I think anything I say may only confuse the relationship between you and your solicitor.

I do however wish you the best for the morning

Richard

Hi Richard

Seems this is not meant to be! Tstee has just explained that the capital payments I make to Lloyds will not be credited back to me at the time I purchase BI but when I come to sell the prop. Therefore I still have to find another £10k on top of what I have in hand at the moment. This is unachievable with rent/back rent, costs etc so I have told him so and simplified things by offering £23k down now and £7k by instalments and suggested he take a charge over the prop for this amount as security. (I asked last year for instalments and they said it was too risky as people default). Can they take a charge for this kind of debt? Thanks Kate

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