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mortgage and dmp question
steveweb
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my current lender will allow me to transfer my mortgage of £63K on to another property (worth £85K) if I clear my current debts totalling £16k, which I am currently repaying through a DMP. I am able to do this and transfer my mortgage (the property I will be moving to was my late nan's and my dad is leaving his share of her estate in the property so that I get it for £63K)
He is also willing to clear my outstanding debts so that I can make the move possible.
However, that would be most of his share of the estate gone once he has done this and he wanted at least £5K towards his retirement.
My question is, if the above all goes through, how long would I have to wait before I could either remortgage or take out an extra £5K through releasing equity because I have previously had adverse credit.
My current lender (Leeds Building Society) have said they would not let me do this even though I would have cleared all my debts and only have my current mortgage. I am confused by this decision.
He is also willing to clear my outstanding debts so that I can make the move possible.
However, that would be most of his share of the estate gone once he has done this and he wanted at least £5K towards his retirement.
My question is, if the above all goes through, how long would I have to wait before I could either remortgage or take out an extra £5K through releasing equity because I have previously had adverse credit.
My current lender (Leeds Building Society) have said they would not let me do this even though I would have cleared all my debts and only have my current mortgage. I am confused by this decision.
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i think you should think yourself lucky that they are prepared to lend at all. even luckier that you have a very generous dad.0
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I can fully appreciate how lucky I am, I didn't really ask that, however, I wasn't so lucky in the past when I got into this mess, but am now back on track with work, etc. the previous post has not answered my question though. leeds bs will port my mortgage which I do think is good of them, but it's obtaining the additional in 12-24 months to repay my dad that worries me.0
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Could you not come to an arrangement to repay your father every month?0
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if dad is giving you two years can you not save it up?0
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