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(@lorraine)
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I completed my three years in March, but like many others couldn't release the equity from my home to go towards discharge. I'm sure there are many like me. The new arrangement is to carry on "as usual" for another two years and then at the end of that... Well it really hasn't been made clear. What if I still can't release equity and haven't been able to pay that off myself?
My choice of practice for trustee has been pretty good up until now, but it seems that they unexpected extensions are leaving everything a bit open-ended.
Has the AIB made any rulings to pin down what happens now that there are so many extensions of Trust Deeds.
To add to that I'm self-employed and had to have emergency surgery which meant I couldn't work for six weeks. It also meant I lost a client who provided a significant chunk of my income and am falling behind on the payments. How far can this go before they will take action? Have you heard of many homes being taken?
I'm stressed and worried sick. Feel like handing them the keys and running away.


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hello Lorraine.

How much will you have paid towards the equity after two more years?

How much will remain payable then?

A forced sale of a home would always be an absolute last resort where no other realistic arrangement can be made.

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David Tannock
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Hi Lorraine,

It sounds like your having a really tough time with things at the moment.

How much equity did you have at the outset of your Trust Deed and have you established what the equity in your property is in today's market?

You really want to try and confirm an agreement with your Trustee on how things are going to progress and be dealt with. Ideally you need a solution and not something that's open ended which will be reviewed in another two years.

As TDA has advised, the sale of a home is always viewed as a last resort. Before even considering the sale of a property a Trustee has to be sure that the sale will generate sufficient net free proceeds. Your equity at the start could be a lot less than what it is today which could make selling your property difficult.

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