Consumer watchdog seeks tougher line on repossession of homes

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  1. The mortgage market here is dysfunctional due to how difficult it is to enforce a mortgage charge in Ireland. No wonder foreign lenders like KBC and Ulster Bank are running out the door. Our rates are very high but hardly any foreign lenders want a part of it due to the regulatory and legal environment in Ireland. Going 10-15 years not paying a mortgage is tolerated by politicians and the courts, and lenders can’t recover debts.

  2. There’s a recession coming around the corner, guys – and many of you overextended yourselves buying in Ireland’s overpriced property market.

    You DO NOT want to enable repossession fraud like the US banks engaged in against mortgage holders – any change in repossession laws as we head into a recession, will make huge numbers of families homeless, for the gain only of the banks and finance industry, the latter of which is playing its part in keeping this crisis going.

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