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  • sheramber
    sheramber Posts: 22,997 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts I've been Money Tipped! Name Dropper
    Have you advised HMRC that you have rental income?
  • 00ec25
    00ec25 Posts: 9,123 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    you say you have no income yet at the same time you were able to obtain both a mortgage and a £3,000 loan in your name only so that is hardly likely for someone unable to pass credit checks themselves

    you claim you had no interest in making money form the property
    had it gone to plan I'd have believed you and advised how to document that fact
    But the reality is different, you , and only you, have 60k of equity and a rental income that is being paid by us the taxpayers. Both those will increase your personal wealth whilst he on the other hand is £6,000 out of pocket

    pay up and move on with your life
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