losingsleep
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My husband is terminally ill and I believe he received poor advice. I am not sure what to do.
Background is that he had a house but was given bad news health wise. He moved in with me to care for him and rented out the house. He never registered and as time went on he became unable to work so the mortgage went into arrears. We sat down with financial adviser and solicitor to do wills etc and regarding his house he was told he was going to offer it back to the bank through the adviser. The bank refused every offer so the advice was don't worry you'll be dead. After six long years the bank have offered a surrender subject to vacant possession but the tenant won't leave. It's worrying me though because my husband has lived passed his life expectancy which is fantastic but the tenant now wants to claim rent allowance.
Can anyone advise please? He gets an invalid pension and I am his carer.
Is it too late to sort out?
Background is that he had a house but was given bad news health wise. He moved in with me to care for him and rented out the house. He never registered and as time went on he became unable to work so the mortgage went into arrears. We sat down with financial adviser and solicitor to do wills etc and regarding his house he was told he was going to offer it back to the bank through the adviser. The bank refused every offer so the advice was don't worry you'll be dead. After six long years the bank have offered a surrender subject to vacant possession but the tenant won't leave. It's worrying me though because my husband has lived passed his life expectancy which is fantastic but the tenant now wants to claim rent allowance.
Can anyone advise please? He gets an invalid pension and I am his carer.
Is it too late to sort out?