DEALING WITH MORTGAGE ARREARS (delivered online)
Housing Rights
Within this training session we will focus specifically on home owners and how to successfully deal with Mortgage arrears. We will discuss how to negotiate with lenders and the forbearance options that could be open to debtors when dealing with their mortgage provider.
We will also discuss what happens once the mortgage provider moves to court proceedings, explaining the different outcomes of court hearings, the application process for stays of enforcement and ultimately enforcement.
Who should attend this training course?
- Generalist advice workers
- Housing association staff
- Constituency office staff
- Community/residents groups
- Other statutory agencies such as Environmental Health Departments & Social Services
- Solicitors
Why should they attend?
Great grounding on debt processes in Northern Ireland and this session will assist anyone who is supporting someone dealing with Mortgage debt.
**this course will be delivered online**
- Advice services
- Education/training
- Housing and homelessness
Date and Time
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Location
The Skainos Centre
Newtownards Road
Belfast
BT4 1AF
United Kingdom
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DEALING WITH MORTGAGE ARREARS (delivered online)
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