Poll: banks giving mortgages to developers after a property is sold

malsancak


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Message Posted:
30/11/2009 09:35

This poll has been set up to see if the readers of NCFP would take any actions about banks giving mortgages to developers after a property is sold and, if so, what?

Complete the poll on http://www.northcyprusfreepress.com/2009/11/30/poll-banks-giving-mortgages-to-developers-after-a-property-is-sold/

girne 29


Joined: 06/12/2007
Posts: 1488

Message Posted:
30/11/2009 11:39

Mal



Could you not have more than one choice.One might to do two or three of the things in your poll in equal measure.

For example I would complain to the bank and also sign a petition.



Loved choice 3,by the way.

malsancak


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Posts: 2874

Message Posted:
30/11/2009 13:06

I thought about this but it messes up the statistics which I'd like to use to see which choice voters saw as the most important action. So for you girne_29 would it be bank or petition?

malsancak


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Message Posted:
30/11/2009 13:09

of course there is OTHER ANSWER as well, e.g. "bank and petition," but in reality finding out that you have a mortgage on your property, and then finding out which bank it is with, could prove difficult.

malsancak


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Posts: 2874

Message Posted:
30/11/2009 15:35

with 21 votes in, 59% would sign the petition and join a peaceful protest.

malsancak


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Posts: 2874

Message Posted:
30/11/2009 19:25

1 person asked that we name and shame those banks who put mortgages on sold properties, well here we go again let's see if it has any effect:

1. Koop Bank

2. Iktisat Bank

3. Limassol Bank

Hector


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Posts: 2352

Message Posted:
30/11/2009 19:28

Good to know exactly which banks to avoid.

malsancak


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Message Posted:
30/11/2009 20:42

The only problems is that any bank CAN put a mortgage on sold property, it's the being able to that is the problem

girne 29


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Message Posted:
30/11/2009 21:54

Hi Mal re mess 3

If choosing one ,it would be sign and protest as the better option than complain to bank.Complain to bank would be pointless as they must know what they are doing is wrong with or without a complaint. As in qusestion 1 ,it doesnt affect me directly,however the destruction of the property market affects everybody and its in everyones longterm interest,not just investors.

girne 29


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Posts: 1488

Message Posted:
30/11/2009 22:03

sorry, should have said its in everyones long term interest ,not just investors to try and prevent it.

malsancak


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Message Posted:
30/11/2009 22:29

I think you're right girne_29, it is in everyone's interest and even though I personally am not affected it makes me sad that so many people's dreams have been ruined

malsancak


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Posts: 2874

Message Posted:
01/12/2009 09:35

with only 30 votes in the most popular response, from 14 people, was "I would sign a petition and be willing to join a peaceful protest."