nadzski
26 Jun 2013
Real Estate / Foreign investor, properties in Poland, walk away from mortgages? [209]
My friend has a property "investment" apartment, currently the apartment is valued at £120k (uk sterling) and the mortgage is £200k. It has been aboat 4 years since he paid a depost and fitted the apartment at a cost of about £25-50k (dont know the exact figures).
The rent income from the apartment (after the letting agency fee 25% and service charge 20%) is not covering the mortgage payment and is topped up by around £200 monthly.
What would be the best thing to do? Many have advised not to default and I agree it is not a good solution. I hear there are investors that step in and pay the mortgage in return for a share (or all) of the property.
The property is in a very good area and is always rented out.
My friend has a property "investment" apartment, currently the apartment is valued at £120k (uk sterling) and the mortgage is £200k. It has been aboat 4 years since he paid a depost and fitted the apartment at a cost of about £25-50k (dont know the exact figures).
The rent income from the apartment (after the letting agency fee 25% and service charge 20%) is not covering the mortgage payment and is topped up by around £200 monthly.
What would be the best thing to do? Many have advised not to default and I agree it is not a good solution. I hear there are investors that step in and pay the mortgage in return for a share (or all) of the property.
The property is in a very good area and is always rented out.