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Help to Buy - Secured Loan

DanMc52
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Hello
I’m just wondering if anyone has experience of a ‘third’ charge loan. I’m looking to consolidate some debts before remortgaging to pay off my HTB and a secured loan is my only option due to the sums involved.
I understand that the scheme administrator can object to a third charge, but I wonder how often this happens in practise, as the HTB sits as a second charge and therefore if the worst came to the worst, they’d be ahead of the secured lender for repayment.
thanks in advance
I’m just wondering if anyone has experience of a ‘third’ charge loan. I’m looking to consolidate some debts before remortgaging to pay off my HTB and a secured loan is my only option due to the sums involved.
I understand that the scheme administrator can object to a third charge, but I wonder how often this happens in practise, as the HTB sits as a second charge and therefore if the worst came to the worst, they’d be ahead of the secured lender for repayment.
thanks in advance
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@danmc52 I'm going to use the term 'second-charge' loan here just to keep things consistent.Most second-charge lenders will not lend on H2B properties.A few will and afaik they don't need to take consent from the lender or H2B to put their charge (effectively a 'third charge' as you rightly mention). Bad-credit debt-con is almost always one of the reasons that will be considered.I want to point out here that the above is simply a comment on the mechanics of getting a second charge debt-con loan on an H2B property, not the pros/cons of converting unsecured debt to secured against the house you live in.
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