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Help, my house is up for sale and I haven't been told
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PasturesNew wrote: »Brilliant finds/knowledge from Ian Griffiths/Silvercar.
I'll certainly be adding that info/links into my repertoire of answers/opinions in future. It really does put a new twist on it .... a huge case of caveat emptor, especially if you were trading on the misery of others.
It's one thing to be offered a property from a distressed seller and to buy it to live in, I believe it's another to build a business on targetting them through advertising and leafleting to add to a portfolio. Those sellers might not have investigated all avenues open to them, but might be acting in a knee-jerk reaction.
Too many people get rich off the misery of other people and I have no sympathy for these companies who may face big bills in giving the genuine creditors their money. Look even Martin is in a spin :money:I am a Mortgage Consultant and don't like to be told what I can and can't put in a signature so long as it's legal and truthful.0
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