Stop Repossession Expert Guidance

The most revolting consequence of being unable to pay your mortgage is repossession of your property. Due to the current recession and economical problem increasing number of homeowners are facing this crises of house repossession. Situation is bad all over the world, and most worst in UK. This is a problem that is affecting an increasing number of homeowners throughout the United Kingdom. Take strong measures to ensure that you are not the one who is listed in Possessions Register, and credit reference agencies putting you in black list.

We have our team of experts, working dedicatedly. We are specialized in stop repossession process for Birmingham and Solihull area, as we live in this area since long. You just need to contact us and provide us your details. Our team will analyze your situation and guide you accordingly.

Even if you have received a notice of eviction – We can still deal with your problem and can rescue you from being repossessed.

Warning Notice from Lender

If your mortgage payments are missed then you become in arrears. Being in arrears for a specific time and unable to make mortgage payments you will receive a warning notice from your lender. This notification will warn you about the consequences of not paying the mortgage. If payments are not made up to date after the warning then the lender may decide to contact the courts and apply for a repossession order.

Suspended Repossession

In the courts, first it will be to find out whether or not the lender can obtain a repossession order. It is rare that the courts will issue repossession order on the first hearing. On the initial court hearing, usually courts grant a 'suspended' repossession order, however, this purely depends on your situation.

Suspended repossession order means that you must act according to the courts ruling, anything this may demand. Usually, a mutually agreed payment structure will be set between the borrower and the lender, to diminish the arrears balance over a fixed period of time. This gives the borrower a second chance not to loose possession of the property. If the repayments are not kept up to date after this, or there is any deviation from the agreement, the lender can re-approach the Courts, to get the repossession order. This time the Courts are more likely to take the side of the lender.

How to Stop House Repossession

The time taken to stop repossession depends on the situation of the applicant. It can be carried out in a few days. On issuance of the eviction order you are normally given have six weeks to vacate the property. This is the time to let us help you stop repossession.

If you have received Court's repossession order then you need to take fast action to stop the house repossession from happening.

We can save your house, you may not have to sell it

You need to act quickly, so that our team of experts, at Save My Cave, can analyze your situation and suggest the most optimum solution to stop repossession of your house.
You can call FREE on 0800-43-22-999, to speak with our advisor. Or fill out 2 minutes Consultation Form to provide us information about your situation.