Sat Sep 28, 2019 6:32 pmhopefulalways wrote:
Apologies. The home I was referring to the other day is a buy to let, I just call it home as we spent so much time there before we managed to let it out and we have quite of bit of emotions attached. To be honest I’ve just started this process , I’m still pretty overwhelmed with it all and I’ve never posted before here or any other forum, I really didn’t think I needed to be so detail on my first post. I’m on here for help not be undermined.
We are not here to undermine you -- but the new picture is vastly different to the one earlier accidentally portrayed and changes the situation entirely.
So, now we know a little more, the responses to each question you have asked will be different.
As for your earlier post: The sale of the house is not, now, unreasonable, it is the disposal of an asset. I would not be inclined to attampt to circumvent this by offering to increase the regular monthly payment to compensate --- the creditors are likely to then turn around and say that, if you have these surplus funds potentially available they should be being paid across anyway. The arguement I would use, assuming the rent from the property is covering it's costs, would be that the property is costing them nothing, could in the future contribute to disposable income and the equity will be increasing over the next 5 years. So there might be more there when the equity release clauses kick in.
Ans, as for the latter (this ) post: The RX1 is a standard requirement where a property is owned. It's function is to alert the IP if you attempt to refinance or sell, as well as to alert prospective lenders or purchasers that there is an interest registered.
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
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