Thank you for that much appreciated

Typo I wasn't expecting to pay this back

Morning Please bare with this question. My relationship with my ex partner broke down in Feb 2019.. I entered into my Iva Feb 2018 while we was together.. I told her and was up front about which wasn't an issue. She was particularly well off financially. She spent money on us both and holidays etc, ...

1 more payment left and that is 5 years of my IVA done with happy days..now to sit and wait for my certificate to arrive

Just had another valuation @ £130,400.. The property is joined owned 50/50 and my partner is not in the iva..will the house still excluded as my equity share is less then £5000?

Good afternoon
I have received today my re mortgage paper work from GT.
I have obtained my valuation @ £120,400.
The outstanding balance on my mortgage is £123,940.25
So negative equity.
My t & cs states something about 85% loan to value will this apply as there is negative equity.
Many thanks

cheers guys for the answers i thought as much but was un sure

Has Anyone had any dealings with Gt and equity release? How do they value your home? Do they organise the valuation or is that up to me
Many thanks

Morning Mel recent valuation of to property's on my road have come out at 130k - 132k my t & cs if I have 5% or my equity I must attempt a release if not possible extends for another 12 months

So I am at the stage of equity release in the iva process at long last can someone give me a step by step process of what happens...figures are mortgage was for £127,640 share 50%...t & cs require 5% equity think the outstanding is 126,000 on the mortgage due to intrest only payments..many thanks

Finally into the last 13 payments now time for the fun and games with the house valuing

Mel thanks for replying on my other question about swapping ivas this is bascally why I want to change

yeah thank god for that..they are terrible i have had to ring them yet again to spk to them..march 2015 can not come quick enough

Is there a legal way to change IVA companies?

http://www.iva.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?wh ... 845#527677
i just found this very simillar to your question