Landlord Facing Eviction

Unfortunately, we do not help Tenants, it is simply not where our expertise lies, however, if a Landlord is being evicted by his Lender, or an LPA receiver (Law of Property Act) has been put in place, then we can help.

There are a number of circumstances under which a landlord could be facing eviction.

Some Landlords have suffered from a problematic tenant and have not been able to secure the rent and arrears have accrued on the account but the Lender is being entirely unsympathetic.

Other Landlords have a number of properties in a portfolio and have an overall fund with their whole property portfolio providing security and are considered Professional Landlords, if the overall security is affected by a fall in house prices, the Lender can “call in” a proportion of the fund using the properties held within their security.

Some Landlords were just regular Homeowners who have let out their property without permission, and your Lender has now increased the rate of interest and the property is facing eviction.

Whatever the circumstances, if a Lender is trying to take possession of a property, we have the knowledge and power to stop the eviction, but cannot help you unless you call us.

Find out more information about the eviction process by clicking on one of the links below

Eviction Notice Received
Eviction Threatened
Bridging Loan Eviction
Expired Mortgage
Bankruptcy & Eviction
LPA Receiver

How to Stop Repossession

1. Don’t take emergency finance

Other companies may have misled you into believing that a bridging loan or short-term finance is your best or even only choice. That’s not true. The temporary relief will be short-lived when you are facing repossession for a much higher sum.

2. Don’t accept a quick sale

In desperate situations, you may be tempted to accept a below-market-value “instant cash” offer on your home. Avoid quick sale companies at all costs—they profit from your misfortune. We can provide better options.

3. Get us to help

We can help you navigate through your options. We will force your lender to give you time to make a decision that suits you. Our first step is to assess affordability for you to keep the property long-term. If this is not an option, then we will ensure you speak to regulated finance professionals or have time to sell your property on the open market.