but they can be repaid in full by the new owner taking out his own loan

You'll have to pay off your current mortgage when you sell your house. Doesn't mean that the person buying it can't have a new mortgage to effectively pay off your loan.

Posted By: camcan on July 11th 2008 at 11:21:05

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From www.doncasterwaghorn.co.uk... (NCFC) - Lol Morgan, Jul 11, 11:16:05
- its a total lie that the 40th richest person in britain couldnt get 20 million loan (NCFC) - phrankin, Jul 11, 11:24:13
  - er...i don't think so (n/m) (NCFC) - Charles21, Jul 11, 11:40:51
- but they can be repaid in full by the new owner taking out his own loan (NCFC) - camcan, Jul 11, 11:21:05
  - It's all utter bollocks and spin, shocking journalism (NCFC) - Holden Caulfield, Jul 11, 11:23:36
    - Maybe but I don't understand why the club wouldn't welcome sound investment? (n/m) (NCFC) - greendude, Jul 11, 11:26:35
      - No, and I guess we'll never really out the real reasons (NCFC) - Holden Caulfield, Jul 11, 11:27:52
        
        we could send selwyn into the directors' box again (NCFC) - camcan, Jul 11, 11:32:40
- How? (n/m) (NCFC) - Atomic Squirrel, Jul 11, 11:20:01
- Classic smokescreen about the debts. (NCFC) - Tim Westwood, Jul 11, 11:19:17
- Classic smokescreen about the debts. (NCFC) - Tim Westwood, Jul 11, 11:19:17

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