Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 5:17 pm
Hello me again just wondered if anyone could give me advice on this situation.
I moved house in Oct 05 and got a Let-to-Buy mortgage for 70k and left my previous property tenanted rented out @£900pcm which covered the mortgage payments.
Previous property
1st mortgage 60k = £300pcm
2nd charge 60k = £600pcm
New property
Mortgage 70k = £400pcm
In April 2006 my tenant left and I realised I was already in financial trouble with about 50k of Credit card and personal loan debts costing about 2k per month and as I could not afford an extra £900pcm payment on top of this I surrendered the keys to the old property to the 1st mortgage lender.
Two months later in July 2006 I took out an IVA an put the 50k unsecured debts into this for a £400pcm payment. At the time my IP said they could not help with regards the previous property due to it being a secured debt, the property had no equity and keys had been surrendered.
Now a year later I am 10 months into my IVA which is going well and I have just received a letter from the 1st mortgage lender of my previous property saying it sold at Auction for 95k and the settlement figure with sale costs was 65k and my remaining mortgage balance with them was -£30k
You can guess what’s coming,
I am guessing they will now pay the 30k to the second charge lender whom I guess I now owe 60k + £600x12 = 67.2k which will leave me owing 37.2k and the second charge lender will then start coming after me for this amount.
My question is
1) When I am contacted by the second charge lender this debt will have changed from a secured debt to an unsecured debt can I propose for it to be put into my IVA.
2) As it will represent a 42% vote in my new overall debt figure of 87.2k if they vote no would this result in my 10 month old IVA failing and me being back to square one.
3) If they voted yes then my £400 per month payment representing currently £0.29 pence per pound will drop to £0.17 pence per pound, would this be acceptable.
I wish to avoid BR at all costs as I am planning to switch to self employment in 3 months which would not be allowed if I were BR.
I moved house in Oct 05 and got a Let-to-Buy mortgage for 70k and left my previous property tenanted rented out @£900pcm which covered the mortgage payments.
Previous property
1st mortgage 60k = £300pcm
2nd charge 60k = £600pcm
New property
Mortgage 70k = £400pcm
In April 2006 my tenant left and I realised I was already in financial trouble with about 50k of Credit card and personal loan debts costing about 2k per month and as I could not afford an extra £900pcm payment on top of this I surrendered the keys to the old property to the 1st mortgage lender.
Two months later in July 2006 I took out an IVA an put the 50k unsecured debts into this for a £400pcm payment. At the time my IP said they could not help with regards the previous property due to it being a secured debt, the property had no equity and keys had been surrendered.
Now a year later I am 10 months into my IVA which is going well and I have just received a letter from the 1st mortgage lender of my previous property saying it sold at Auction for 95k and the settlement figure with sale costs was 65k and my remaining mortgage balance with them was -£30k
You can guess what’s coming,
I am guessing they will now pay the 30k to the second charge lender whom I guess I now owe 60k + £600x12 = 67.2k which will leave me owing 37.2k and the second charge lender will then start coming after me for this amount.
My question is
1) When I am contacted by the second charge lender this debt will have changed from a secured debt to an unsecured debt can I propose for it to be put into my IVA.
2) As it will represent a 42% vote in my new overall debt figure of 87.2k if they vote no would this result in my 10 month old IVA failing and me being back to square one.
3) If they voted yes then my £400 per month payment representing currently £0.29 pence per pound will drop to £0.17 pence per pound, would this be acceptable.
I wish to avoid BR at all costs as I am planning to switch to self employment in 3 months which would not be allowed if I were BR.