Comments on: Voluntary Repossession Facts http://houserepossession.co.uk/house-repossession/rights/voluntary-repossession.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss Repossessed Houses for Sale, Remortgage Deals, Debt Consolidation Sun, 01 Jan 2012 12:33:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: kerry harkin http://houserepossession.co.uk/house-repossession/rights/voluntary-repossession.html/comment-page-1#comment-2095 kerry harkin Fri, 21 Jan 2011 13:36:10 +0000 http://houserepossession.co.uk/?p=81#comment-2095 We put an offer on a hose to be told it had 2 others bidding on it we were asked what our highest bid would be we went to the asking price. We were then told we weren't successful and it went for 4 thousand more than the asking price so we put in another bid for 1 thousand above that and was told we weren't successful as it was a done deal is this right??? The house was a voluntary repossession. We put an offer on a hose to be told it had 2 others bidding on it we were asked what our highest bid would be we went to the asking price. We were then told we weren’t successful and it went for 4 thousand more than the asking price so we put in another bid for 1 thousand above that and was told we weren’t successful as it was a done deal is this right??? The house was a voluntary repossession.

]]> By: judy purvis http://houserepossession.co.uk/house-repossession/rights/voluntary-repossession.html/comment-page-1#comment-1420 judy purvis Sat, 01 May 2010 08:18:32 +0000 http://houserepossession.co.uk/?p=81#comment-1420 <strong>We did a voluntary repossession through G E Money.</strong>I left forwarding address and phone numbers but heard nothing - I treid to call them but was told that as I no longer had the keys it had nothing to do with me. I later found out that the house had sold.To cut a long story short we received a letter over 2 years later from a debt collection agency saying they wanted £89,600! We went to a solicitor and after much debate he found out that they had actually meant £8,900. He has been fighting for months to get paperwork to prove the debt and finally got it - but none of it matches and it looks like they still charged us mortgage payments after the sale date - is this supposed to happen? I thought that once they had sold the house then you only owed the debt up to that point? We did a voluntary repossession through G E Money.I left forwarding address and phone numbers but heard nothing – I treid to call them but was told that as I no longer had the keys it had nothing to do with me.

I later found out that the house had sold.To cut a long story short we received a letter over 2 years later from a debt collection agency saying they wanted £89,600! We went to a solicitor and after much debate he found out that they had actually meant £8,900.

He has been fighting for months to get paperwork to prove the debt and finally got it – but none of it matches and it looks like they still charged us mortgage payments after the sale date – is this supposed to happen? I thought that once they had sold the house then you only owed the debt up to that point?

]]> By: Cheap Hotel Prices http://houserepossession.co.uk/house-repossession/rights/voluntary-repossession.html/comment-page-1#comment-829 Cheap Hotel Prices Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:49:27 +0000 http://houserepossession.co.uk/?p=81#comment-829 So if the bank sells it at say £100,000 and you had a mortgage at £150,000 u still owe £50,000? So if the bank sells it at say £100,000 and you had a mortgage at £150,000 u still owe £50,000?

]]> By: Voluntary Repossessions in Corby http://houserepossession.co.uk/house-repossession/rights/voluntary-repossession.html/comment-page-1#comment-784 Voluntary Repossessions in Corby Thu, 24 Sep 2009 14:35:53 +0000 http://houserepossession.co.uk/?p=81#comment-784 [...] things in life, however, it is not quite as easy as that.  For the full story, read our article Voluntary Repossession Facts.   The simple fact is that, even if your mortgage lender suggests this course of action - think [...] [...] things in life, however, it is not quite as easy as that.  For the full story, read our article Voluntary Repossession Facts.   The simple fact is that, even if your mortgage lender suggests this course of action – think [...]

]]> By: l jolly http://houserepossession.co.uk/house-repossession/rights/voluntary-repossession.html/comment-page-1#comment-282 l jolly Fri, 03 Apr 2009 11:47:14 +0000 http://houserepossession.co.uk/?p=81#comment-282 i have just handed my keys back to the mortgage company and we had our house valued in october 2008 it was valued at 222,000 The building society have just put our house up for sale ai 135,000 surely this cant b right i have just handed my keys back to the mortgage company and we had our house valued in october 2008 it was valued at 222,000 The building society have just put our house up for sale ai 135,000 surely this cant b right

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