We have all had tough times – some chapters significantly more difficult than others. We have – at times – had support from our bank. But sadly, when there is a change in economic conditions, personal circumstances (such as employment, health, relationships) or a change in policy, your lender may not continue to support you.
That’s where we come in…
Our fundamental aim is to achieve significant improvements in our clients financial and emotional position, by minimising the banks legal expenses and optimising our clients cashflow, allowing our clients to re-gain control of their lives.
We assist in the review of available options when threatened with mortgage security enforcement.
We start by reviewing the current position, and understanding key wants, needs and expectations. When faced with the threat of repossession, we discuss ALL available options and identify the most viable option(s) tailored to your specific circumstances. We are available to work with you to execute the preferred option(s), managing the process from end to end to deliver an optimal outcome (for all parties).
Where clients require specific property, legal or family court advice, financial planning, taxation or insolvency guidance, we can introduce the most appropriate experts in their field, through our network of industry colleagues.
Sterling so kindly gave me their time in the evening and advised what needed to be done when I found myself in dire financial troubles. They were very upfront about costs and outcomes to expect. I felt that they genuinely wanted to help me as opposed to helping themselves. I have no hesitation in recommending their services to others who are in a similar situation and am sure they can help you too.
E. M.
I just wanted to say thank you again for your help. I appreciate all the advice you gave me. Thanks to the information you provided, we are able to sort out this matter once and for all. We are finally able to sleep at night!
Mikaila D.
Again thank you for your assistance during this matter, it has been a very welcomed, level-headed, approach to dealing with this matter. If only banks had a similar approach I’m sure we wouldn’t be talking now. Anyway moving on with life …
Peter J.
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have a combination of mortgage Arrears, received a Notice of Default, served with a Writ and Statement of Claim, or may even have a Notice to Vacate (Eviction Notice) from the Sheriff; |
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are solvent individuals with tangible net worth, yet temporarily experiencing financial stress. Usually an event has triggered the ‘asset rich / cash poor’ syndrome (for example, un-employment, injury, separation etc); |
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typically hold total debt levels from a minimum of $100,000 and up to $5 million or more; and |
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our clients generally own their home, may hold one or more investment properties, typically have some superannuation and may even own a small business. |
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