In today’s troubled economic climate the loans made by lenders generally come with some kind of security. A charge over your property allows your lender to recoup any amounts outstanding to them should you become in arrears and default on your mortgage..
There is a Repossession Law specially made to protect the mortgagor before or after any agreements are made. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Property_Act_1925
Firstly your lender should/will contact you to discuss your finances and to see if there is any way they can help, we would advise you should always try and pay something and come to some arrangement with your lender.
If your lender states that they wish to repossess due to missed payments or mortgage arrears, you may still be able to postpone the repossession under the Administration of Justice Act 1970, section 36, but you would have to show the court you can make and keep future payments up.
If your lender repossessses your home they generally do anything they can to recover most of the debt, this includes auctioning your house for far less than its worth, if they don’t get enough for your house are still liable for the diffrence. When its in the lenders hands you no longer have control – don’t let it get this far, turn the tables and sell your house fast not giving your lender chance.
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