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Charge Against Property
Watson306
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Hi,
I'm hoping someone maybe able to advise.
Myself and my ex have split up, and my remortgage is really tight.
She is saying I owe her an extra 2.5k, which I have agreed, but she wants to put a 1.4% charge on the property.
My question is will my mortgage company have to agree to this?
Many Thanks in advance
I'm hoping someone maybe able to advise.
Myself and my ex have split up, and my remortgage is really tight.
She is saying I owe her an extra 2.5k, which I have agreed, but she wants to put a 1.4% charge on the property.
My question is will my mortgage company have to agree to this?
Many Thanks in advance
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No - and they are unlikely to do so.
No judge is going to enforce a charge for such a tiny amount if it would mean making you sell your home, so it's a pretty pointless exercise anyway.Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0 -
No - and they are unlikely to do so.
No judge is going to enforce a charge for such a tiny amount if it would mean making you sell your home, so it's a pretty pointless exercise anyway.
Apologies for my ignorance. I just want to be sure.
So is the mortgage company or other parties only made aware of a charge if the person the charge affects refuses to pay etc?0 -
No, the lender with the first charge has to agree to the second charge.
For this amount of debt a court order or ccj would need to be made against you - and would go on your credit report, and the judge would have to agree that an order can be made.
Quite a few hoops and legal costs i would think and it would mean that your changes of remortgaging or obtain credit would be made a bit harder.
Can you not agree payment terms in writing to pay the £2.5K off in a year or 2?0
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