Residual Debt from Selling House.

wiseup42 · 25-02-2014 05:11PM #1

Basically to sell our house we had to sign a 'letter of completion' to say we would pay residual debt. You cannot sell house without signing this letter. Now after sale has gone through we are being pursued for €117,000. (€1650 per month for 7 yrs). Obvs we owe the money, we cannot however pay this amount –– that type of monthly payment is what made us sell up in the first place) –– Anyone been through this particular prob?? Frustrated.com (we have been verbally threatened with legal action today after we insisted on some facetime at the local branch).

Pablo Sanchez · 26-02-2014 07:32PM

Did you not think to advise them you couldnt afford the revised payments when you asked the bank if you could sell the house? Were the potential repayments outlined to you in advance?

wiseup42 · 26-02-2014 10:49PM

Of course, we signed because house sale would not go through unless we signed the new repayment schedule. If we could pay that type of money we wouldn't have sold house in the first place. Not possible to sell unless you sign this 'letter of completion'. -- We needn't have signed and house would still be sitting empty with no buyers and no mortgage repayments!

Kigerajoe · 22-04-2018 07:52AM

Is declaring bankruptcy an option? May sound awful but would give you a fresh start

CeilingFly · 22-04-2018 08:04AM

Old thread from 2014, but if anyone has similar issues then insolvency service is place to check http://isi.gov.ie/

Residual Debt from Selling House.

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