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Southern Pacific Mortgage

In 2006 we took our a remortgage with SP, trying to keep our heads above water,

We were on a fixed rate payment scheme but the payments kept changing, also when the house was valued for remortgage it came in at £130 thou, but when we got the mortgage papers it was a mortgage for £155, thou, and the broker said dont worry its just the paper work so we signed ( our fault I know), we managed to keep things going for just over 2 years when my ill health meant that we made a decision to hand our keys back to the mortgage company as we just couldnt afford the payment and moved into rented accom which we have never missed a payment on and doing really well,

Now the house was sold as reposenson for £121,00 but when we got a statement of account it showed that only £115 had been paid to the mortgage company...

However we have been getting letters from a company called dlc telling us we owe them £52 grand ...

Any help you can give us would be greatful do we have any flexability with the payments
:A

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