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gazweb
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hi all
thank you firstly for reading my post
this is going to be a tricky one so any advice would be very welcomed
we currently have a mortgage with platform funding, we owe approx £134000 the fixed rate ended in november last year and now int rate is 8.75 and monthly payment of £880 (int only basis)
we also have a secured loan on the property of approx £12,000 and paying what we must do
£221 per month
the property is valued at approx £170,000 (got this figure from estate agent on the market value to sell if this is what must happen)
here comes the crunch information
we were both declared bankrupct in feb 2008 and were both discharged in july 2008 and are now both debt free and just managing to pay the mortgage
if anybody has any advice wether it be good or bad please reply
i would rather know wether we are able to get any refinace deal or just TRY to sell it and move on else where?
thanks gazweb
thank you firstly for reading my post
this is going to be a tricky one so any advice would be very welcomed
we currently have a mortgage with platform funding, we owe approx £134000 the fixed rate ended in november last year and now int rate is 8.75 and monthly payment of £880 (int only basis)
we also have a secured loan on the property of approx £12,000 and paying what we must do
£221 per month
the property is valued at approx £170,000 (got this figure from estate agent on the market value to sell if this is what must happen)
here comes the crunch information
we were both declared bankrupct in feb 2008 and were both discharged in july 2008 and are now both debt free and just managing to pay the mortgage
if anybody has any advice wether it be good or bad please reply
i would rather know wether we are able to get any refinace deal or just TRY to sell it and move on else where?
thanks gazweb
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Given your credit history and the amount of equity you have in your property you will not be able to refinance/remortgage for quite a few years.
You will have to consider selling up and renting. The problem you may come across when you goto rent a house is that you will probably fail the credit check.I am a Whole of Market Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it.
This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser code of conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
If you can afford the mortgage and loan then work at paying them and keeping your heads above water.
Try and repay as much of the loan and mortgage as you can.
You will have to stay with your existing lender so dont fall behind in the payments.
You could ask Mum/Dad rich relative to help you out but at the end of the day you have to spend less and / or earn more.
Dont lose your home and read on all the boards here how to save money
GOOD LUCK0
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