With debts mounting higher and higher alongside mortgage lender’s fees and charges ever increasing, repossession of your house is probably the biggest worry of any homeowner - we know it can be a real headache and cause unnecessary stress and hardship.
There are solutions that may be able to help you keep your house and enable you to continue living in your home. Commonly referred to as ‘sell and rent back’, this is where people simply sell their homes to an FSA regulated sale and rent back company at a discounted price. The company then allows you to continue living in your house whilst paying a fair market monthly rent.
At Rent My House Back, we even offer you a 5% discount towards purchasing your home back if you require. This is available to you at any time during your tenancy.
What is very important to remember is that if you have received a court order or eviction notice, you need to act quickly to prevent your house being repossessed by your mortgage lender. If you are facing repossession, you should be aware there are still options available to you to stop it. One of the ways is to consider selling your property and renting back your home, thereby avoiding the stress and worry of having your home taken away from you.
Rent My House Back has the experience to help you in these circumstances and we will offer a personal solution to meet your individual needs. By taking immediate action, Rent My House Back will be able to help you to stop your repossession or eviction and you can continue to remain in your own home whilst paying a fair market rent. Our service is totally confidential, discreet and comes with no obligation.
If you enter into a sell and rent back agreement you are unlikely to get the market value of your home and, as a tenant, may only be able to remain there for a limited period. There may be other options available. Please ask for a key terms statement.
Also See:
Repossession Solutions
Repossession Prevention
Stop Repossession
Contact us or apply online for further information regarding repossession.