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Confused about our mortgage
MrsJam
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Hi,
We are buying my FIL's house which he left to his children. Our FA has obtained a mortgage for us, the details of which are bit confusing. The property was valued at £62k and it says on the mortgage document that the purchase price is £65k when in fact we are buying it for £40k. Just wondered which figure will be registered with the land registry.
Any help appreciated!
We are buying my FIL's house which he left to his children. Our FA has obtained a mortgage for us, the details of which are bit confusing. The property was valued at £62k and it says on the mortgage document that the purchase price is £65k when in fact we are buying it for £40k. Just wondered which figure will be registered with the land registry.
Any help appreciated!
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ask your solicitor - he has all the docs and relevant information - we dont0
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speak to solicitor and FA and ask if they can help! or even call the mortgage provider to check no mistakes!"0
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