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Mis-sold Mortgage Northern Rock Together Mortgage
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why did you not follow that advice then?Catfish,
I did get advice / valuation independently.
Actually, these people giving you advice have more financial qualifications than martin lewis, no offense mr lewis.Sadly you (and your mates) are no Martin Lewis.
I think if you really believe this, seek legal advice.0 -
I don't think Hornsey expected to open a post as a newbie and get flamed left right and centre lol
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I don't think Hornsey expected to open a post as a newbie and get flamed left right and centre lol
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Probably not. However, sometimes people think that this forum is here to encourage try-it-on and fraudulent complaints and are then surprised by the responses they get as most of the regulars do not like try-it-on merchants.
The same regulars will go out of their way to help people with genuine issues.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Hi there I purchased my property in June 2007 for £115k, the chap before me brought it in march 2007 for £60k. My valuation was done through northern rock they valued it at 115k. Other properties in the street the same size as mine sold for 70k around the same time. I'm not sure the valuation was correct. I am in negative equity by 40k please can any one give me done advise, I will be grateful x0
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A valuer will simply have determined whether the property was suitable as security for the lender, (s)he was acting for the lender, not you.Hi there I purchased my property in June 2007 for £115k, the chap before me brought it in march 2007 for £60k. My valuation was done through northern rock they valued it at 115k. Other properties in the street the same size as mine sold for 70k around the same time. I'm not sure the valuation was correct. I am in negative equity by 40k please can any one give me done advise, I will be grateful x
If you had a full survey or homebuyer's report you can complain to the surveyor who did it as they were acting for you.0
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