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Shocked!!!

crispysteamer · 2008-10-26 16:27:47

I received a large envelope from the county court yesterday for a date for court hearing on repossesion of my house. After picking myself up off the floor and calming myself down, let me explain my situation and hope that someone out there can give me some advice. I have a joint mortgage with my brother which we took aout…

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KellsBells Posts: 444 Forumite

28 October 2008 at 12:29AM

Hey,

I understand that repossession proceedings can begin after you miss your second mortgage payment.
Can I just say though, as your brother and yourself took out the mortgage jointly, you are as entitled to information regarding the arrears as much as he is..... so give your lender a call and ask them.xx

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