Leaving an IVA in 2019, what's my situation getting a mortgage?

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Stephanie.84

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Post by Stephanie.84 » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:04 pm
Leaving an iva july 2019 whats My situation to be able to get a mortage as My dad is given me a large sum of his pension money in a few months
 
 

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Post by kallis3 » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:06 pm
Hi and welcome,

The chances at the moment are slim and your Dad should refrain from giving you this money at the moment as the IVA company will probably want to snatch it.

Tell him to put it in a savings account until such time as the IVA is finished or offer it up as a full and final amount to complete the IVA.
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Post by Foggy » Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:27 pm
I agree with Kallis. You will not get a mortgage while the IVA is on your records ( 6 years from the start) and, even then, you will need the assistance of a broker as some lenders have onerous criteria regarding IVAs.

Don't let your dad give you a large lump sum, as , as Kallis says, this might be due to your creditors. Better to think about a full and final offer to close the IVA down early.

This will not make getting a mortgage any easier, any earlier, but will give you the freedom to save towards a better deposit (and you can use the payments you no longer have to make into the IVA to replace what your dad has paid for the F&F).
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Post by Lisa Thomas » Mon Apr 25, 2016 4:34 pm
I agree with the others.

A mortgage is a no-go until your IVA has finished and 6 years from the start of your IVA has passed.

If you dad gives you the money now you may have to hand it all over into the IVA.

I agree to put forward a lump sum F&F variation offer instead or ask your Dad to keep his money/put it in trust for you until your IVA is finished.
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