Suspend repossession & secured loans. What is a suspended repossession order and how can a secured loan stop repossession?

When a lender takes you to court to obtain a repossession order, it is to find out whether or not the lender can in fact gain permission from the courts to apply for the repossession order. Normally, the courts will not grant a repossession order on the first hearing. Instead, they will most likely grant a suspended repossession order.

If this happens, it is essential that you find alternative ways of settling your mortgage arrears. One way of doing this is to find a sympathetic secured loan lender prepared to take your case on. Our secured loan brokers specialise in the hard to obtain and difficult secured loan market sector and can most likely help you.

A suspended repossession order means that you must abide by the courts ruling and that you have agreed a payment schedule with your mortgage lender to reduce the balance of arrears. If you have already obtained a secured loan, this will not be a problem. If you have not, then the lender can then apply for a repossession order with the courts. The courts will almost certainly probably find in favour of your lender and you will have to accept losing your home.

All this can be avoided by contacting our panel of secured loan specialists who will no doubt be able to find you a competitive low cost secured loan depending on your circumstances.

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