All the information about withdrawals, accounts, Secondary Market and other topics can be found in this FAQ blog post. In case you still have questions, you can contact us at info@evoestate.com
All the information about withdrawals, accounts, Secondary Market and other topics can be found in this FAQ blog post. In case you still have questions, you can contact us at info@evoestate.com
Update from the originator:
The agreement was terminated due to non-performance. The borrower keeps promising to start making payments, but the originator does get them. Next week, the Notary has to issue a writ of execution for the forced sale of the mortgaged property. Upon receiving it, the originator will immediately contact the bailiff to initiate an enforcement case. The mortgaged property will be sold during the auction if the debtor does not bring a buyer before the auction is announced. The process up to the bidding process: 1. The bailiff's summons is sent, which gives a 20-day deadline to settle, 2. Requests are sent to property appraisers, offers are received, and an appraiser is selected who performs the expertise. 3. Tender notices are published 20 days after the conclusion of the valuation of the property is sent to the debtor. This entire process takes an average of 2 to 3 months if there are no disruptions due to complaints,
Update from the originator:
The borrower is late in making the payments of the settlement agreement, so the Notary was contacted about the performance of the execution record under the mortgage. Forced debt collection will begin in about a month. The borrower himself promises to pay the entire loan by mid-September or at least the late payments in the near future.
Update from the originator:
The project owner is struggling to pay according to the installment plan the originator agreed on. According to his expectations, he should cover the loan amount in full by the beginning of September as he is looking for refinancing opportunities.
Update from the originator:
A reminder was sent to the debtor about the deadline for payment.
Update from the originator: A settlement agreement was concluded with the Borrower to repay the loan in equal installments within 6 months. The date of the first payment is July 20.
Update from the originator: Communication with the debtor is in progress. A solution is sought to pay the overdue amount. We would also like to remind you that late interest is charged for each day of delay. Debtor sent a reminder about the upcoming deadline for payment
Update from the originator:
The borrower has promised to pay the most overdue installments next week.