I agree with Guy's comment above - an excellent posting by JUST ASK. I would only add a couple of things to what's been said already. I believe it unlikely that just obtaining 'the average house selling price of that post code during the period that the property was sold' from Land Registry would be sufficient in an underselling case, I think you would also need to get more concrete evidence for example at least one backdated valuation on the repo'd property concerned. Secondly, it is also unlikely you would get copies of the sales literature and advertisements through sarning, not only because of what Guy has said but also because I have been told by a Data Protection Act compliance officer that marketing material is unlikely to be personal data and so need not be provided by a data controller, of course it's still worth trying though. Finally, as Guy has mentioned before, if an MJO was issued the lender can chase you indefinitely, in theory.(posted 7372 days ago)Mark.