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January2015

sourcrates wrote: »

Hi,

You have appeared to start this "process of negotiation" with them, if you will not provide what they are asking for then you are at an impasse, someone has to budge.

kenchov1 wrote: »

Thanks for the reply....

What would you in your infinate wisdom suggest 99.99%? Would that sound ok?

Its called negotiation... I didnt say I was asking them to snap my hands off at 20% may aswell start at that figure than say 55% and they say yes.. Then I could have done myself out of pocket. Or have I got that back to front?

I asked a question to the community but you seem to want to just negate everything. Not the first time I have seen your smart answers.. If you cant have anything constructive to say., I would not say anything..

As sourcrates rightly pointed out, you started this negotiation for a F&F settlement. You acknowledge it's called negotiation. That means Welcome will negotiate based on the information you need to provide them with. If you don't want to provide the information there can be no negotiation.

Sourcrates provides excellent advice on this forum - maybe it's not always the advice posters want to hear - which appears to be the case with the OP on this thread - but I've always found Sourcrates advice to be good and sound.

dancingfairy

So it's a secured loan, secured against your property. They have the security that they will get the money at some point so why would they want to settle early and at a discount? I'm surprised they are willing to settle at less than 100% so whether that means they think the paperwork is shaky or whether they just want to get some cash in, who knows.
What can you do to make it as attractive as possible to them?
It's totally up to you whether you send the information they have asked for. You appear to have initiated the process so is it worth sending the information on the hope you can come to a deal?
df