The National Repossession Help line is a completely free service. You pay nothing to use it, and there is no obligation to act on any of our advice. Everyone's different, and our first aim is to help you to understand the options open to you and to choose the one that's right for your personal circumstances. To enable this you'll be introduced to your personal adviser.
Most people faced with Repossession think they'll have to move. In most cases, if you come to us early enough, that isn't so. We can arrange for your property to be bought within weeks, so your mortgage and any arrears can be repaid. He'll then let your home to you, as a tenant, at a normal monthly rent that is usually rather less than the mortgage you were paying. No move, less debt, lowers outgoings, more cash in hand each month, easier to stay on top of things.
The National Repossession Helpline is a completely free advisory service that exists to give homeowners faced with repossession balanced, honest, trustworthy and personal advice which is called House Repossession. We are a helpline. As we and our Advisers become familiar with your case we may be able to arrange for your property to be purchased if you wish or otherwise to help you out of your difficulties.
You are in the repossession process and you are unable to reach about us then this FREE repossession report is expected at giving you an improved thoughtful idea of the special stages in the repossession process. If you are facing a lot of problems, first you decide to give us a call. It's a free phone number, so it costs you nothing. The number is 0800 634 8675.
If you're a proprietor in arrears with your mortgage or other debt repayments secured on your home, about to have your house repossessed, and confused about what to do, then this site is for you. You can trust us to help you today and we may be able to help stop repossession.
We are not selling you anything. If we do arrange for the purchase of your property you will sell & rent back in the conventional and normal way using your own solicitor who will be able to give you independent advice.
