If your trying to prevent your property form being repossessed, there are several things you can do stop the repossession form taking place, even if you have already received your eviction notice.

One important thing to remember, is that you should take care of the property, one of the most detrimental things that you could do if you intend on avoiding the repossession is to damage the interior of the property.

A lot of people usually strip their property clean of anything they perceive to have value to stop the lender from having as many of their personal belongings as possible. This can sometimes achieve the opposite effect of what is trying to be achieved

a house devoid of heating, carpets, kitchen appliances etc will be worth much less when being sold, considering the cash raised from selling the property will be used to pay off the outstanding balance of the loan and any arrears that you may have have with the lender you should do all that you can to make sure that the property will sell for the highest price possible if they were to repossess it, otherwise you could find your self in the situation were not only do you not have a house, but you still have a lot more debt that you still need to pay off.

Something else to bear in mind when dealing with the lenders is to be honest with them, if your are completely broke and have no money you should tell them. It will cost the lender money to chase you for money so if they are aware that you have none to chase this will decrease the chance that they will push as hard if they thought otherwise.

If you are looking for solutions to stop repossession there are many company offering “Sell & Rent Back” schemes that allow you to sell you house quickly to avoid the repossession and rent the property back from the company you sold it too, in some cases you can agree with them to buy the property back later on if your financial position improves

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