Bought An Apartment Off Plan That I Can't Get A Mortgage For!

neas

hope you arent a maths teacher.. that would be the utter irony..

SouthCoast

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Professional misconduct: What is it?

Solicitors must keep to 'rules of conduct'. If your solicitor breaks these rules, there may have been misconduct.

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GDB2222

But isn't the simple solution just to go bankrupt, rather than getting into years of complaints and lawsuits?

TTMCMschine

This is the reality of Gordon Browns "miracle economy" - it is an utter sham.

I have been villified for the last 5 years every time that I raised my concerns, with people not wanting to hear it and instead to believe that they could get rich by doing nothing except borrowing huge amounts of money.

I almost feel compelled to laugh now at people like stuffedbywimpey for not heeding the warnings and using some common sense, but alas the problem is far worse than your wimpy problem.

The route that GB has allowed the markets to take has bankrupted the country - in 12 months time most people will be out of work, food will cost an insane amount of money, and people will be prepared to kill one another over a bag of potatos.

Inflationary depression followed by hyper inflation is what awaits us, and then a one World currency based on computer credits from a central location and a microchip in your hand to store the information on.

Laugh all you like, I've been right so far & this is the ultimate agenda - they actually tried it in 1943, a Canadian Politician warned the World of the what it really meant, and 3 weeks later he was dead.

Buy gold.

silvercar

GDB2222 wrote: »

But isn't the simple solution just to go bankrupt, rather than getting into years of complaints and lawsuits?

Aside from the natural aversion that people have from going bankrupt at the first sign of trouble:

a) it may not be necessary if Wimpey don't force the issue once they realise they can't get blood out of a stone;

b) it is too early to go bankrupt in this case. Wimpey haven't forced OP to pay up yet. If he went bankrupt now, the debt (if it gets realised) could be seen to be occuring after bankruptcy.