House repossession advice uk

When you are facing repossession or being repossessed there may be a few questions you have, but don’t know the answers. At Quick Purchase we have helped thousands of clients stop repossession with our wide range of service and our dedicated staff offering house repossession advice.

Facing repossession

What should you do if you have a court hearing regarding a repossession notice?

If you have received a repossession notice from the court there are two things you need to do.

1. Make sure that you attend the court hearing, ensure that you are smartly dressed and on time, arm yourself with any correspondence between you and your bank/building society.

2. Contact Quick Purchase and explain your situation, preferably before your court hearing. We will take relevant information from you and make you a no obligation cash offer to purchase your property. If an offer is agreed between you and Quick Purchase, you will be able to go to court with a copy of the exchange contracts, which both parties would have signed, and present this to the judge.

Do you know what the repossession procedure is and how it works?

Please read our article on ‘repossession process’ which guides you through the repossession process.

Should you get legal representation?

We would advise you to seek legal representation before going to the court hearing.

Being Repossessed
 

What is an eviction notice?

An eviction notice is a notice that the court issues for you to vacate the property by a certain day and time. A court bailiff and locksmith will attend the property at this time and day also to ensure that you have vacated the property and change the locks.

What can you do to stop repossession?

If you are being repossessed there are only a few options available to you, to stop repossession of your property.

1. Pay off all of your mortgage arrears; please note if you are able to do this your bank/building society may then apply what is known as a ‘suspended possession order’.

2. Arrange alternative finance through another bank/building society, please note that you may find this to be difficult especially if you have got mortgage arrears on you credit file.

3. Contact Quick Purchase and explain your situation. We will take relevant information from your and make you a no obligation cash offer, subject to seeing the property. If an offer is agreed between you and Quick Purchase we will legally exchange contracts with you, and recommend one of our legal representatives to act for you. They will speak to your lender/s and the court and stop repossession. We will purchase your property and you will be able to clear all your secured debt and you will receive the remaining equity from your property.

Quick Purchase has helped thousands of clients who were facing repossession or actually being repossessed. We have the facilities to be able to stop repossession taking place buy purchasing their property from them, saving the equity they have in their property. 

Also see:

Being repossessed
Stop repossession
Eviction notice
Repossession process
Mortgage arrears 
Quick sale

Contact us or apply online and receive house repossession advice today from one of our representatives.