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gally Posted - 08 June 2011 : 19:32:25
hi all GOOD NEWS i received a letter recently informing me that the or no longer has an interest in my property and was informing the land registry to place the interest back to me . question a couple i know r going under for less than £40 k betweeen them am i right in thinking there was new legislation brought in a couple of years ago for a more quicker and cheaper /alternative , however they want to keep their property (neg eq) any help out ther please
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Niobe Posted - 08 June 2011 : 23:00:33
If you're talking about a debt relief order then RHB is correct. You cannot do it if you are a homeowner. You also have to have less than £15k debt and less than £50 per month disposable income after priority debts have been paid.

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RHB Posted - 08 June 2011 : 20:44:19
Not if they own property no.

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