help please on maybe final payment

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dash71

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Post by dash71 » Fri Mar 07, 2008 10:18 am
hi there me and my wife are are 21 months into an IVA with dfd we pay £311 a month as we owed £40.000 and {{latley we had a lot of dodgy companys saying we could pay up in full}}which has made me think my mortgade is £96.000 but the house is worth £140.000-£150.00 could you remortgade in an iva too pay the rest off and watt kind of settlement fee would they go for on 40.000 been paying iva for 21months,,, or is there company with a respectable name out there which would help you out of the iva any help would be great thank you
 
 

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Post by aguise » Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:06 am
Hi dash71 .
I was just looking through the posts and noticed yours has been missed, it sometimes happens if they move quickly down the page. Hopefuly some of the technical experts will answer. Yes you can remortgage in an iva, does your proposal have an equity clause in it ? I would also steer clear of the companies that mail you, the best thing to do would be to talk to your Ip and ask their opinion, if you want mortgage help welshboy, tony who posts on here is well recommended.
Hope this helps a bit.

Ang
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Post by MelanieGiles » Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:58 am
It may be possible for you to remortgage to offer an early settlement into your IVA, but this will largely be dependent upon whether the property is already included in the arrangement - ie have you agreed to remortgage it during the fourth or final year to raise additional money. These types of provision are commonplace in IVAs which have been accepted over the last couple of years, and if creditors have the benefit of having four years contributions and equity it may be difficult to persuade them that an early settlement is in their interests.
Regards, Melanie Giles, Insolvency Practitioner
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