How do I address the question of how much equity is payable in a full and final offer ?

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Kadney

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Post by Kadney » Mon May 18, 2015 11:57 am
Hi, I am 4 years into a 60 month IVA with payplan and have the usual equity release clause. My question is about offering a F&F before the property valuation is done. I think the first part of the calculation is easy i.e. number of remaining months until month 60 times the current payment amount. Do I then need to ad on the equity to be release amount shown on my original proposal (a relatively small amount) OR do I somehow need to take account of the increase in equity (given I have made a further 4 years mortgage payments) or do I need to assume my mortgage application will be declined and offer a further 12 months payments? Many thanks.
 
 

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Post by Lisa Thomas » Mon May 18, 2015 12:33 pm
Hi Kadney I would suggest you seek some valuations now. This will give you an idea of whether there is any equity in your property and will give you a starting point to formulate your offer. I would then take into account any equity figure (if there is any) versus 12 months extra contributions and work out a figure somewhere in-between. Don't forget you can take into account the saving on administration costs etc when arriving at your settlement figure.
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Post by Foggy » Mon May 18, 2015 12:35 pm
Assuming you have the £5000 de minimis allowance, if there is no equity or very little, you can assume no extension ( but you will need to back this up with figures). If there is an amount you are confident will be in excess of the £5000 then it is usual to add on 12 payments, on the assumption that the 12 month extension would be applied come the named hour.
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