webwiz
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Post by webwiz on Aug 16, 2015 11:00:34 GMT
Can someone tell me what happens when:
1) A property with a first charge to a p2b platform is sold by the owner. Does the buyer's cash go via the seller to the platform or directly to the platform?
2) A property with a second charge to a p2b platform is sold because the borrower defaults. Does the first charge holder take possession and dispose of the property (and so will be motivated to get his money back asap)? If so can the p2b platform buy out the first charge holder so as to take charge of the disposal to maximise the return?
3) Any other relevant tit bits.
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adrianc
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Post by adrianc on Aug 16, 2015 12:41:03 GMT
1 is just like selling a house that's mortgaged. When the sale completes, the solicitor will ensure the charge is cleared by paying the lender directly.
With 2, the first-charge holder will sell the property for as much as they can - standard repo rules, so the high bid will be advertised and gazumping is fair game right up until exchange - and anything that's left will go to the second charge holder. If there's enough to clear the second charge, the borrower will get the residue.
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