Has anyone had any experience of NRAM (Northern Rock) in relation to F&F offers?
Have agreed a sale of a rental property and the IP has said that we have a fair chance of the offer being accepted, never guaranteed etc, but NRAM are our main creditors and they can sometime be prickly?
I have seen reference to them specifically refusing a F&F in the past, but I am sure they have also accepted them -- As you say, they can be a bit prickly!
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
No no no no! You must get the variation order agreed FIRST otherwise ALL of the equity will have to be paid into the IVA unless and until the total debts, interest and costs have been paid back in full!
Does your IP perhaps mean get an offer first, before he puts the variation to creditors and then complete a sale after the variation has been approved?
Please get this clarified asap, it is very important as you could lose all of your share of the equity!
Lisa Thomas wrote:No no no no! You must get the variation order agreed FIRST otherwise ALL of the equity will have to be paid into the IVA unless and until the total debts, interest and costs have been paid back in full!
Does your IP perhaps mean get an offer first, before he puts the variation to creditors and then complete a sale after the variation has been approved?
Please get this clarified asap, it is very important as you could lose all of your share of the equity!
Totally agree with Lisa ! Get the F&F accepted, conditional on the sale going through, first ... or at least before any exchange of contracts on the property sale .... which might not happen unless the IP has lifted the restrictions anyway. Do this especially as NRAM are the "ruling" creditor here -- and, as you say, they can be a bit prickly. Your IP is playing with fire !
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
Lisa Thomas wrote:No no no no! You must get the variation order agreed FIRST otherwise ALL of the equity will have to be paid into the IVA unless and until the total debts, interest and costs have been paid back in full!
Does your IP perhaps mean get an offer first, before he puts the variation to creditors and then complete a sale after the variation has been approved?
Please get this clarified asap, it is very important as you could lose all of your share of the equity!
Oh yes, sorry... we got an OFFER accepted.
Now going through the F&F process.
I trust the IP implicitly so am sure they’ve got it covered. They’ve been spot on throughout.
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Okay - do not sell until you have written confirmation form the IP that creditors have approved the full and final and that they have no interest in the property (and will remove any restriction)
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