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Public forum thread – borrowers asking what a transfer from JP Morgan to Rooftop means (2016)

What happened: A thread posted on 26 November 2016 by a borrower who had received a letter about their mortgage being transferred to Rooftop.

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Source details
Source type
Public forum post
Source
LegalBeagles, “Rooftop Mortgages taking over from JP Morgan - what does this mean?”
Date
26 November 2016
Mortgage type
Unknown
Jurisdiction
United Kingdom
Organisations
Rooftop Mortgages Limited
Source quality
Public account, not independently verified
Last checked
2 September 2026
Added
2 September 2026

What happened

A thread posted on 26 November 2016 by a borrower who had received a letter about their mortgage being transferred to Rooftop.

What the poster said

The contributor describes being told that the books would transfer and that nothing would change, and asks what the transfer means in practice.

Key extracts

JP Morgan have written to say that their books will be transferred to Rooftop Mortgages, but assure us that nothing will change.

Anonymous forum contributor, LegalBeagles, November 2016

Why this record may be relevant

Questions about what changes on a portfolio transfer, and who holds and services the mortgage afterwards, are dealt with in the ownership and authority section of this archive.

Source

LegalBeagles, “Rooftop Mortgages taking over from JP Morgan - what does this mean?”

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