Two housing loan agreements, Two different lenders, same primary residence

LiamB1984

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Hi
Would anyone perhaps have any insight into this?

Essentially my query is, in circumstances where a borrower has two housing loan agreements with two different lending institutions, with both securing the same primary residence, does

(i) Each bank have to go through the mortgage arrears resolution process

or

(ii) Once one of the banks has gone through the MARP, does the second bank need to do so also?

So for example, if bank A has initiated a MARPS process with the borrower and the process concludes, does bank B then have to go through a seperate MARP process or can it simply demand its loan and pursue its enforcement options outside of any CCMA considerations?
 
How come you have two mortgages on the same property?

The MARP does not cater for such a situation.

If a bank went through the MARP with you, they would presumably ask what arrangement you came to with the other lender?

The holder of the first charge would presumably be the one you have concluded the MARP with. They are now free to begin legal action to repossess your home.

Brendan
 
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