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(@colski)
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Right. Things seem to be moving along for me. I am waiting on the Trust Deed proposal coming through (we are going with a well know firm from on here ÔÇô will let you guess which one until it is all signed and protected 😉 ). I have opened my bank account with an independent and my wife is just waiting on her conformationÔǪ

My last salary goes in on the 31st Jan to my old account (where part of my debt is) which will be pulled out the account and put into my new account so they can't arrest he full value etc when the loan payment bounces (as entering in to the trust deed). Im prepared for all this, the calls chasing the money etc while the deed is being set up etc.

My only wee niggling concern for me is regarding my mortgage. It's in joint names and the companies estimate (using a company that knows our area well) places the value at £5k less than my mortgage. The firm we have using said they will not express an interest in the property because of this as we will get this in writing. I asked several times during the initial meeting what happens if the property goes up in value during the trust deed and we end up with 20K equity (it's not likely but you never know). I have been told as they will have advised there is no interest in the property at the start of the trust deed this will be the same at the end and the equity will not come into it. I asked about the £500 and was told there was no need for this as we will have a letter confirming this at the start. Reading the forums on here suggests a number of possibilities on this being the case or not.ÔǪ

So, experts, Kevin etcÔǪ. Is this the case or should I push the £500 payment to secure the interest on the house. What do you do as part of your TD set ups in this case?

Regards
Colski

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Mark McFadyen
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Hi Colski

I'm sure it will be fine, however I believe Belts and Braces with everything.

I think it should be easy enough to issue something confirming that there is no interest in the property and no further valuations will be instructed etc as this is something we have as standard on our paperwork.

I don't see the need for the £500 is this has not been requested.

Mark

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(@colski)
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Ideal... that's what the company / trustee have advised they will do. I just needed to be asured of it again.

The last thing I want is to get to the end and be hit with a equity value which means I need to sell my house. The full purpose of the TD for us is to pay our debts off as fairly as possible but ensure our house is also safe throughthe process as long as I / we fully copmply with our requirements of the TD.

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(@big-l)
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I have just been told after there was no equity in my house at trust deed begining I now have 40+k equity in my house and the trustee wants it so get all the assurances u can from the trustee they will leave the property with you


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi colski.

The letter should provide you with the reassurance you need.

Getting it in writing means that you can defend your position (not that you'll need to in 99.99% of cases).

It's when people are told verbally "don't worry it will be fine" that things seem to go wrong according to what we've read here for years.

Paying £500 in itself makes no difference necessarily. Some firms charge it, some do not.

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