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By edmund on 06/10/2008 09:58 am | Report This Message | |
| The only way that you can secure the loan is by a mortgage in your favour if you are securing it on real property, or by taking a deposit of title deeds. Even still, in the latter case, you would might not get paid before later lenders who secured their payment by a legal mortgage such as banks get. So in a word, you will need a Solicitor to do it for you. The good news is that they probably will do it for the price you are quoting but you will not get repaid before the borrowers bank or building society or if there are more than one, then all of them, except those that have a mortgage created and registered after yours. I should go to a local solicitor/ he will need to get your borrowers title deeds from the borrowers bank/building society, and create a legal mortgage and register it in your name. There should not be a problem but there could be covenants in the bank\'s mortgage that prevent the creation of later mortgages or require consent. It is actually quite simple but can take time. |
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