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by Admin 02-20-2010, 09:15 AM
How To Deal With Property Repossession

The mortgage company will have to take you to court AND make a case to the Judge to seek possession, however the judge is there to be fair. Courts are not there to be biased. They are their to be fair.

Type some letters stating to the mortgage company your reasons for the arrears and what you propose to do about them. Be realistic with your proposal. Do not over extend yourself financially and perhaps mention the stress this is causing and the consequences to your life's should they succeed in possession. Post these letters AND fax them - as these are evidence to a potential court that you tried to 'reason' with your mortgage company.

Remember, always pay something each month towards your mortgage as it shows willing and always be reasonable in your communications with the mortgage company and keep correspondence to fax and or letters - as this 'evidence' demonstrates your trying your best and being 'fair'.

Never ignore the issues and stay silent. Take a proactive approach and build your evidence.


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