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Can a creditor keep hold of the personal belongings in my house?

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Can a creditor keep hold of the personal belongings in my house?

No, a creditor can't keep hold of the personal belongings in the house, and the third party agency that's been asked to dispose of the assets, (the house or the estate agent, they can be one and the same) they will hold keys and you can make arrangements with those parties to retrieve your own personal possessions at a mutually convenient time.

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