Property market...F+F

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Post by jpj » Sun Aug 26, 2007 1:23 pm
Just read The Sunday Times and it is predicting possible no property price rises for the next 2 years (or very modest ones in low single figures for at least the next 2 years!)
Obviously this would make full and final settlements look more attractive to creditors, as sitting round for another 2 years hoping for more equity release from the client would be a lot more unlikely!
Can IP's use their predictions for the property market to persuade creditors to accept a F+F offer now as opposed to waiting? Do IP's write a summary of plus points for accepting the F+F now ? (i.e stagnating property prices) or do they rely on the creditors to be able to judge the pros and cons themselves??
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Post by MelanieGiles » Sun Aug 26, 2007 1:46 pm
We are not property speculators jpj, and it would be dangerous to try and become one. If a full and final settlement is sensible, then the creditors ought to see the commercial benefit of same - the difficulty is, that if you have disposable income as well, then they generally like to see ongoing payments for a five year period followed by equity release at the end, and are prepared to therefore gamble upon the market over that period.

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Post by jpj » Sun Aug 26, 2007 1:54 pm
Thanks...point taken Melanie!
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