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wellerchic Posted - 26 January 2011 : 12:01:20
Hi

Good Morning

According to the updated " What will happen to my Home" booklet on the Insolvency.gov website it states that if a house is sold the shortfall is a proven debt in the BR and you are released from the debt on dischage.
Does this mean that if I sell my home myself instead of giving it back to the building society or having it repossesed the shortfall would still be covered and it may look better on my credit file?

Gill

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Reviva UK Posted - 26 January 2011 : 22:33:55
Hi

Extremely difficult to sell the house whilst the OR has an onterest.

You would be liable for the legal and estate agent fees ( debt after bankruptcy ) and would also need to convince the lender to accept a reduced offer.

In truth there is almost no benefit at all for you to try to sell the house yourself.

Paul Johns
Bankruptcy Specialists
Reviva UK
www.revivauk.com
08454 751 851

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Richard P Posted - 26 January 2011 : 13:36:21
Hi wellerchic

welcome back long time no speak.

normally OR / mortgage company would handle the sale.

why waste your time and energy.

The OR will want to make certain they get best value for the creditors so if you have someone offer good value no prob.

yes included

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