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Subject: Can you help this person?

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Chiu T
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14-07-2008 12:39 PM Alert 
Hi everyone,
I am asking for advice concerning a vendor who contacted me last week about his debt problems. Frankly I don’t quite know how or if I can help him.
Here is the situation:
·         “A couple of months” behind in mortgage repayments
·         Outstanding mortgage - £252,000
·         Market value of his property - £280,000 (according to the vendor)
·         Current monthly repayment - £1,600
·         Has NO secured loans
·         But has unsecured debts (don’t know the outstanding amount)
·         Total monthly debt repayment £2,300 (i.e. mortgage = £1,600 & unsecured = £700)
·         He is concerned his property will be repossessed, therefore would like to sell and rent back with buy-back option
·         He would sell 80% BMV and rent back
·         He has tried in the last 6 months to negotiate with the unsecured creditors, but to no avail
·         He believes he will be able to get back to his feet in 6-12 months
·         Court hearing in early August
Looking at the situation, a straight BMV purchase does not seem to work (e.g. 80% of £280k = £224k). So my questions are:
·         If the sale was to go ahead (presumably my mortgage of £224k and his of £28k (£252k - £224k)), can there be 2 mortgages against 1 property?
·         Seeing that he is already in arrears, are there lenders out there who will lend him the £28k required to pay back the mortgage outstanding (so there will only be 1 mortgage)?
·         Can we help this person in any case?
 
Please let me know if you can help this person.  I’ll be happy to pass the details.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Regards,
Chiu
Johnny Debt
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16-07-2008 12:59 AM Alert 
Just at a quick glance at this, I am sure that a short term Debt Management Plan would help this person.

Without a full fact find to hand, I think that it would be possible to reduce his payments to unsecured creditors to about £100 -£200 therefore leaving him money to throw into another direction.

The trouble with trying to do your own DMP is that many of the creditors do refuse, as they like to keep up the pressure and try and get more money. In reality though it is better to keep up with priority debts, rather than feed those that shout the loudest.

I think that once a full Income & Expenditure is done, then the other problems can be looked at and a solution sought.

Johnny Debt

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