Response to Abey national repossession - costs ... options ???

Hi A.Non ! I have read your post with interest. Its not something that I have come across before but I am responding because I cannot help but wonder about the quality of the advice you have been offered to date. It seems very strange that you need to force a repossession in order to responsibly tidy this situation up, as indeed you are attempting to do. Likewise, it seems very strange that should you choose to stay, your parter (despite going AWOL) can benefit from his equity without making any contribution. My logic tells me that there must be a legal proceedure (possibly involving a newspaper notice) to strike him off your property. You won't strike him off the loan itself but at least you will be able to sell the property and conclude the matter with the lender. Keep digging on this and I am sorry if I am giving you wrong advise. Something in my bones tells me that there should be a way out of this one ! Good Luck

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