Dealing with a repossession order
Question: "My mortgage provider has issued a court date to proceed with a repossession order. If I declare myself bankrupt or choose an I.V.A., will this stop proceedings and avoid the repossession of my home?"
Answer: "No, this will only act as stall tactic. It is imperative that either a repayment plan is submitted to them at the earliest opportunity to clear the arrears, or pay off the amount of the mortgage in full."
Avoiding repossession
Finding the cash to clear all the mortgage or re-mortgage that you have fallen behind on payments is not only difficult, as these defaults show up on your credit report, but also time consuming, and when you are working at avoiding repossession, time is of the essence. We can help you stop repossession within the space of three working days.
Here is how Avoiding Repossession can help:
- We buy your home in a quick cash sale
- Have the funds from the sale made available within 2 working days or quicker
- Cover all the fees associated with selling your house
- Enable to rent back your property so you do need to move out
- Give you the future option of buying back your house
Added benefits of selling quickly to us:
- Repossession orders stopped quickly
- No need to lose your home with the rent back scheme
- Keep your credit history in tact
- No need to unsettle the family with a big move maybe even to a different town or city
- Fully confidential sale
- No social stigma
Avoiding repossession
Act immediately. The quicker you can get the ball rolling, the sooner you can stop repossession and faster you can put this chapter of your life behind you.
Call 0845 621 5000 to speak to an adviser in strictest confidence, or email our team directly.
Use our online enquiry form for the fastest house sale to prevent your repossession.
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