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Stop A Home Repossession
If you are facing repossession, don’t give up hope! There is a light at the end of the tunnel with NPP. No matter what stage of repossession you are at, if you have been given a court date or even if you have given the keys to your lender or landlord we still can help. Is Your Mortgage Lender Selling Your Home? If your mortgage lender is selling your property it may be possible to stop the sale. We can give you an exchange contract to show that you have sold the property and can pay off the mortgage in 24 Hours. If the case has gone to court you will need this document in order to be allowed back into your home. Home Repossession Law It may be possible to stop the repossession, even if you have handed the keys to the landlord or lender. Is there still time to stop my repossession? Yes, right up until the day you are meant to be out of the house, or until the lender has sold the property on to recover the costs, there is always time to stop the repossession, but you need to take action now. Call us free and we can advise you further. A Possession Order on Your Home A possession order is given by the courts to the lender and has a date stated on it by which you must remove yourself from the property (usually about 4 weeks after the hearing). Up until this date there is still time to stop the repossession. You may be able to appeal to stay longer in your home under circumstances such as ill health. The lender now legally has the right to evict you, however this doesn’t mean that they will. Remember that your mortgage lender would prefer you to stay in the home and make the payments rather than go through the process of repossession. Eviction Advice If you are facing eviction, you need to be aware of the laws that your landlord or lender must follow, otherwise they may be committing a criminal offence. If you are behind on your mortgage repayments, your lender will normally prefer to get the matter resolved rather than repossess the house. Even if the repossession has been taken to court you will still have rights and be able to avoid being evicted from your home if you act quickly - use our online application form. |
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