hi just to say me and wife have missed first mortgage and secured loan as we have decided to give the house up.after going br thought it might be easier but big mortgage and loan is just too much so we are starting again, looking for rental beginning of jan.if we stay as we are wont be much of a life for next 20 years and going for rental saves at least 1200 a month
Mitsu, I'm sorry to hear that but it's what makes life easier for you and your wife. You think that going BR will sort things for you, but it's no good if you still have a hefty mortgage and loan round your neck.
Good luck with the rental!
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Sounds like you have both made the right decision for you and thats what its all about. To be honest if our mortgage increased and was causing us stress, we'd do the same as you Mitsu9.
Its only bricks and mortar, a home is anywhere you make it and your quality of life is far more important.
thanks julie hopefully get ed soon as well but not heard nothing yet
Julie wrote:
Sounds like you have both made the right decision for you and thats what its all about. To be honest if our mortgage increased and was causing us stress, we'd do the same as you Mitsu9.
Its only bricks and mortar, a home is anywhere you make it and your quality of life is far more important.
hi i never thought of that thanks i should have at least 3 mths before having to get out hopefully bit longer so hopefully ed before the eviction.only thing in my favour is my wages are down from when i went br but will have to wait and see
MelanieGiles wrote:
Make sure you get the ED before you reduce your outgoings, or else you could get caught for an IPA or IPO.
I hope they work out as well, and give my regards to your lovely wife as well.
Keep in touch and let us know how things are going. Look forward to seeing you at the next FF.
Sharing from experiences of dealing with debt
The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires, but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively.
Bob Marley. http://kallis3.blogs.iva.co.uk