Wednesday, Feb 07, 2007
Buy to let increasingly at risk
Firstrung: Buy-to-let properties are at the highest risk of repossession action
Moore & Blatch, solicitors who specialise in advice to mortgage lenders particularly when considering litigation leading to repossession, have warned lenders that buy-to-let properties are at the highest risk of repossession...
Posted by converted lurker @ 01:31 PM (172 views) Add Comment
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1. enuii said...
Slightly obvious this one as your not turfing someone out of their home as it is a effectively a business asset.
Easy pickings.
2. Milly Weeble said...
Out of curiosity, what would happen to me should my landlord have his property repossessed? Would I simply be dumped on the street? Or, would I be turfed out long before it came to repossession?