tjtl
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Post by tjtl on Mar 20, 2020 13:35:38 GMT
Email sent out today, and just received
New lending criteria, one recent loan withdrawn, and statement that the Greater Manchester loan is now a complete write-off- see below. If anyone hasn't received the email let me know an email address to send to and I will forward.
The comment re Manchester
In the light of the current events, Relendex believes that insurers will be swamped by claims and that it is now improbable that we will successfully recover the lender’s funds defrauded by the alleged collusion between the borrower, his solicitors and the surveyor on the Greater Manchester Loan. As lenders may be able to claim a tax loss, it is now prudent to declare this loan as a loss, notwithstanding the fact that in our last resort our own fraud protection policy should cover the deficit. As we have had an unblemished record, this is a sad milestone but one which pales when contrasted to the general market devastation.
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Post by uksoul on Mar 20, 2020 14:02:59 GMT
'notwithstanding the fact that in our last resort our own fraud protection policy should cover the deficit'.. doesn't that mean they will recover some money for investors ? No concrete update given on the Waterloo loan also in long term default in the email
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mrsb
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Post by mrsb on Mar 20, 2020 14:24:07 GMT
Waterloo simply waiting for the flat to sell. Clearly they're not gonna give us any useful info to allow a prediction of recovery against sale price/timing.
Evesham work will no doubt also stop for the duration.
I suspect that the news flow will be zero from now on. Come back in 8 weeks - and see if anything has changed ....
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Post by uksoul on Mar 20, 2020 14:34:41 GMT
Waterloo simply waiting for the flat to sell. Clearly they're not gonna give us any useful info to allow a prediction of recovery against sale price/timing. Evesham work will no doubt also stop for the duration.I suspect that the news flow will be zero from now on. Come back in 8 weeks - and see if anything has changed .... i noticed prices dropped in the same Waterloo area on other flats. With the restrictions in place now in London unlikely to be any potential buyers for awhile. i think 8 weeks is optimistic..
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tjtl
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Post by tjtl on Mar 20, 2020 14:58:45 GMT
If they sell Waterloo in 8 weeks I fear we will take a big hit- prices in that area have fallen, and fast, in the past month- just bottom fishers around.
All their assets will have suffered some sort of valuation downgrade in the last month- some pain to be expected
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mrsb
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Post by mrsb on Mar 20, 2020 15:23:47 GMT
8 weeks was for a diary to look for any change (on any! of the distressed loans) - not a timescale for any kind for result.
The Relendex email was in my view a "good night darling, see you in the morning".
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Post by uksoul on Mar 20, 2020 16:15:21 GMT
8 weeks was for a diary to look for any change (on any! of the distressed loans) - not a timescale for any kind for result. The Relendex email was in my view a "good night darling, see you in the morning". "good night darling, see you in the morning".Excellent description...
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mrsb
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Post by mrsb on May 28, 2020 6:02:06 GMT
Morning Dear - is it time to get up? You making tea?
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