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House Ins on a voluntary repossesion
poppy2323
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Hi
We unfortunately recently had to surrender the keys back to our lender and have moved in to rented accommodation. I have called today to arrange contents ins only on the rented property, but could anyone please tell me (need to know as a definate) if we are still liable for buildings ins now that we have surrendered the property back. Is this now the responsibility of the lender?
Many Thanks
We unfortunately recently had to surrender the keys back to our lender and have moved in to rented accommodation. I have called today to arrange contents ins only on the rented property, but could anyone please tell me (need to know as a definate) if we are still liable for buildings ins now that we have surrendered the property back. Is this now the responsibility of the lender?
Many Thanks
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I'd ring and ask - or at least not cancel until you know.0
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