Consent to Entry document - Bank

[redraspberry194]

Hi Everyone

Tenants of ours via their lawyer and bank have asked us (as Landlords) to sign a Consent to Entry document. They say they are rearranging some of their finances. Basically if these tenants default on debt payments the bank gets to enter our property and repossess their...

[reko]

I received an email from the bank late this afternoon. The message only said the bank wants to get hold of me and to call the sender (email signature said they were from loans management/credit restructuring), so I'm not sure what the reason is but it's got me wondering. Being Friday and late I now...

[samsinclair]

Hi forum, I'm not active on the forum reason I think am not much into property investment but I do follow the forum.

I have a question I would like ideas and advise on. Seven years ago, I started well on property as I bought one house I lived, with mortgage from A bank. After about two...

[Propertytrader]

Hi guys, i bought an apartment in a leaky building,and i was told by the building manager that once the remedial work starts,everyone has to move out of the building, but i wonder if this is true.

As my apartment is not leaking,and i don't see why they have to empty the building as the...

[chand]

I have a mortgage of $300K at a fixed rate of 4.99% finishing up in November this year.

The plan for me has always been to sell this property in 2017, so I would be looking to refix for 3 years. With the OCR projected to rise 0.25 every quarter, I am assuming banks current fixed rates will...

[alanjenkins]

I am selling a property, a 1990's hardiplank weatherboard house, one of the three bedroom 80sqm ones.
A prospective buyer banks with BNZ who told the buyer my house is listed as a leaky home.

I asked for clarification and the bank has come back with this:



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