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Muj
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Posted - 28 February 2010 :  07:50:16  Show Profile  Visit Muj's Homepage  Reply with Quote
My house is worth 110k, my outsanding debts are 50k and my outstanding mortgage is 83k, will my property be at risk

digman
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Posted - 28 February 2010 :  07:54:33  Show Profile  Click to see digman's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
Hi ,

Yes , unfortunately your house would be at risk .. with it having a substantial amount of equity it would be sold by the OR to realise funds
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Housing
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Posted - 28 February 2010 :  10:44:13  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi,

Have you had the property valued? It may be worth doing if you have not as values are still at a low, despite a slight rise in sales.

Contact a local independent estate agent, say you are thinking of re-locating and they will carry out a valuation for you for free. Ask for the valuation to be in writing.

If the values are as has been suggested, then yes, your property could be sold by the OR for your creditors.

Good luck and post back, Richard



"There are no problems - only solutions"

Edited by - Housing on 28 February 2010 10:45:15
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Richard P
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Posted - 28 February 2010 :  13:26:25  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi MUJ

as not to put you into total panic, should the OR decide that the equity in your house is significant to attack your debts they may instruct a sale but that could be a year down the road.

if you are the sole occupant of the property and sole owner of the property, the OR may elect to go for 100% of the equity but if you area joint owner and your partner is not going BR they will apply for 50% of the equity.

rather than forcing a sale the Or may say that 50% of teh equity is valued at £X and offer you or a friend to buy the Beneficial interest.

because of the potential equity and issues with the house i would suggest that you contact one of the experts to the left

I used Paul and his team at Reviva and would strongly recomend you giving them a call, they were very through and helped me with my situation

regards Richard
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