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I'm looking to remortgage to buy a more expensive flat... Now I have a fair bit of equity in my current property but....

The flat I'm looking to buy is gonna stretch to the very limit what my bank will loan me...

Myself and the other half both earn a reasonable wage and together we could get the full mortgage amount no problem, only problem is the other half had a bank loan about 10 years ago that wasn't paid!!!

 

Does anyone know if the remaining balance of the loan will -

1. Be at the same amount as it was at the time?? I.e if there was

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I'm looking to remortgage to buy a more expensive flat... Now I have a fair bit of equity in my current property but....

The flat I'm looking to buy is gonna stretch to the very limit what my bank will loan me...

Myself and the other half both earn a reasonable wage and together we could get the full mortgage amount no problem, only problem is the other half had a bank loan about 10 years ago that wasn't paid!!!

 

Does anyone know if the remaining balance of the loan will -

1. Be at the same amount as it was at the time?? I.e if there was

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I'm looking to remortgage to buy a more expensive flat... Now I have a fair bit of equity in my current property but....

The flat I'm looking to buy is gonna stretch to the very limit what my bank will loan me...

Myself and the other half both earn a reasonable wage and together we could get the full mortgage amount no problem, only problem is the other half had a bank loan about 10 years ago that wasn't paid!!!

 

Does anyone know if the remaining balance of the loan will -

1. Be at the same amount as it was at the time?? I.e if there was

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My credit is ace because I'm fuckin' loaded. Used to be shit when I was younger and bounced mair cheques than Freddie Laker. Nowadays, no problem. My advice to anyone worried about dough is to get an online credit card; spend a few quid on it each month and pay it off completely, frequently. After a year or so there will be a queue of financial institutions ready to lend you as much as you want. Simples.

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If the debt is statute time barred, then there is no responsibility for him to settle the debt.

 

However, to clean up his credit score it will need to be resolved, almost certainly the original loan provider of 9 years ago, will have sold the debt to one of these debt collection agencies for a fraction of the true value, so if he finds out who currently holds the debt, contacts them, and makes an offer of a full and final settlement, this amount will be considerably less than what the loan amount was.

 

Where would you find out who has the debt?? Thanks

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I was going to say that EPK, easy enough to get your credit rating from one of those firms, the tough part is cancelling with them once you've done it, they like you to keep paying every Month. My credit rating i shit due to being conned in a stock market fraud, another 2 years till my bad debt is wiped clear even though I've been out of a trust deed for a year.

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