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What is Negative equity

A state of affairs when a property is bought and the value of the property falls below the mortgage amount outstanding. e.g. if a property was bought for £350,000 where a mortgage of £300,000 was taken, and the price of the property fell to £250,000. The owner will be in negative equity by £50,000

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