Mortgage Express transfer to Rosinca Mortgages – anyone else?

Mortgage Express transfer to Rosinca Mortgages – anyone else?

8:23 AM, 12th February 2018, About 6 years ago 162

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My wife and I have just had a letter from Mortgage Express to say that our 11 Buy to Let loans are being transferred this month to Rosinca Mortgages a trading name of Topaz Finance ltd.

Our loans are on the beloved tracker rate. The letter states that the existing terms and conditions will not change.

Our LTV is sitting just below 60%, perhaps this is the level they can get to offload the loans ?

Anyone else had this letter yet?

Many thanks

Darrell

Editors Note:

From UKAR page >> http://www.bbg.co.uk/landlords/transfer-rosinca

“Rosinca Transfer

Important information about the sale and transfer of a portfolio of mortgage accounts to Rosinca Mortgages

If one or more of your mortgages was included in the transfer to Rosinca Mortgages (Rosinca), we will write to you in February 2018 explaining this. If we do not write to you, then your account(s) are not included in the transfer.

Your personal information
All personal and financial data relating to your account(s) will be transferred to Rosinca. Please be assured that we will always comply with our legal obligations under the Data Protection Act 1998. We will retain details of our relationship with you to comply with our regulatory obligations.

Find out more >

The relevant Credit Reference agencies will be notified of the transfer(s) of legal title and they will update your report accordingly. They may send you an automated notification about this, which will be for information only. This change will have no impact on your credit score.

More information >

The new Rosinca Mortgages website will soon be up and running. When this happens, this page will be updated with a direct link to the new site. In the meantime, please read through the Frequently Asked Questions – see below.

Rosinca Mortgages FAQ page >”


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BAZ MAC

14:04 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Hi Mark,

After the WB affair I am suspicious of all Mortgage Lenders!

Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118

14:10 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Reply to the comment left by BAZ MAC at 13/02/2018 - 14:04
Nothing wrong with that Baz.

At least they know we can fight back and give them a bloody nose now. We are less likely to be picked on with that track record, but if we do ever get bullied again we know what we need to do don’t we?

paul clarke

14:18 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

i got the letter and my ltv's are around 60 - have about 10 with them now - transferred some over to TMW and BM

Whiteskifreak Surrey

14:25 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

We have one BTL mortgage (original Bradford & Bingley), originating in 2006. No letter yet, I think we have only 3 years left. Probably now about 60% LTV, maybe less. Not sure if we receive it or not in the circumstances. I subscribed to the comments. Thanks for info so far.

David Dorset

19:50 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Mark from property118.com has kindly looked at my mortgage situation and concurred that the mortgage T&C’s state that my reversion rate is indeed a tracker rate at Bank of England Base rate + 1.75%.
I much appreciate the advice Mark!

Anthony Endsor

20:39 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

I've just received a letter this morning saying my MX mortgage is about to be transferred to Jaspers. I only had one property with MX, it's been in force about 10 years and is about 80% LTV. It's in Manchester. I'm not sure what the criteria is for where the mortgages are sold, whether it be Rosinca or Jaspers, or whether they have just picked names out of a hat.

Jon

23:26 PM, 13th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Hello - thought I'd just wade in here .... I have some mortgages that have just been sold to Rosinca but one that wasn't - and the one that was not sold and is retained by the fragrant UKAR is on a SVR and is not a BOE or LIBOR Tracker - this is because it originated as a GMAC loan which was then sold to MX sometime before the banks all folded back then (I'm sure we all remember it well still). GMAC T&Cs were tranferred along with the mortgage and this might explain the issue? 'Richard of York' seems to have raised the same point, so perhaps there are a few of us ?

Ken Smith

8:00 AM, 14th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Hi

All very interesting, yet in UKAR fashion they aren't too forthcoming about who (ultimately) owns these new brands etc - and what about those not sold this time? I'm sure they enjoy their little games.
Well this Mortgage Strategy report today sheds some light on reality here...
'Investment firms are lining up to buy another multi-billion pound slice of mortgages taken over by UK taxpayers at the height of the financial crisis, according to reports.
UK Asset Resolution (UKAR) is trying to sell £5.5bn of loans, with Pacific Investment Management Co (Pimco), Cerberus Capital Management, Och-Ziff, and M&G Prudential among the prospective buyers, Sky News reported.
The sale could take place as soon as next month.
Former Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley mortgages are among the loans held by UKAR.
Around £11.8bn worth of loans were sold in March last year by UKAR to Prudential and Blackstone and managed by Computershare.
Many of these customers are now being transferred to Rosinca Mortgages and Jasper Mortgages, two brands created by Computershare.
And Cerberus bought a £13bn portfolio of mortgages from the government in November 2015.
Proceeds from sales are used to pay back Treasury loans'.......
I'm guessing that the 2 new brands are ultimately owned by either Blackstone or Prudential who splashed out 11.8bn last March (reported on P118).
Regarding what appears the final sell off of 5.5bn. There seems to be no rhyme or reason behind why they weren't sold this time round. The deal for the final third is said to being completed in a month.
Also, why have they chosen to sell the ones this week?
Is it down to them being the best quality ones? The worst quality ones? What?
I have a number of MX loans with an average conservative LTV of 70%LTV. worst is 80% best is 40%. I wouldn't class myself therefore as being a risky client. I have had no notification that any of mine are being sold this week.
So can that dismiss the notion of the ones being sold now as being the non-risky ones?
It probably just means that of the combined 17.3bn sell-off in total, two-thirds have been sold this week 11.8bn and the remaining third 5.5bn is being sold very soon to lenders other than Blackstone and Prudential

Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118

8:12 AM, 14th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Reply to the comment left by Ken Smith at 14/02/2018 - 08:00
I don’t think LTV risk comes into it based on the comments posted here by people whose loans have been sold. The reported variations are too wide. Maybe it is simply a case of product types being batched together based or time of drawdown?

Ken Smith

8:39 AM, 14th February 2018, About 6 years ago

Hi Mark

Yes, that's what I thought is the type of reasoning too. After all, UKAR are looking to complete their brief - namely to sell off the loans for the Treasury coffers to be re-stashed. The next interesting part will be to see what the 2 new companies say in their introductory letters to borrowers.

There's obviously a lot of cynicism and paranoia anytime UKAR are discussed here. However, following recent debacles (WB) and the way that government treats us collectively - it's good to be defensive and prepared.

Thank goodness for P118 and the collective power it brings. Ive read everything about the WB farce (it took hours here and there). What a story and what a victory - and you now have your reputation set in stone as to being the guys who wont be f***** around with when betrayed. Well done!

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