Mortgage indemnity insurance reclaiming

dunstonh

Not at all irrelevant! They totally mislead me by not telling me I would still be liable to pay. They lead you to believe the insurance is there to protect you as well as them.

OK, lets play along with that theory. What evidence could you supply to support your allegation?

-taff

I'm also not seeing where the derelict flat comes in. Did you own that too?

magpiecottage

pippa2301 wrote: »

How about when selling the property they didn't bother getting the best price possible because they knew they had this insurance.

A lender does have a duty to get a realistic price for a property - but the insurer will also expect them to.

If you think the price was unrealistic, you put in a complaint but you would need to present evidence to support your assertions.

Remember, too, that whilst your circumstances are unfortute, your lender is a commercial enterprise, not a family support charity.

It is accountable to those whose money it borrowed to lend out to you as well.

roonaldo

pippa2301 wrote: »

As for the price the flat achieved. If they had claimed on the buildings Insurance

Why didnt you claim on the buildings insurance?