Although it more than likely is a collection agency that has bought the account. You will need to deal with them not the original creditor. One of the factors that differ in 3rd part collectors and OC, is collectors often require payment in full. Some will only agree to a lump sum settlement. Much depends on what agency is bringing the lawsuit. Some are very easy to negotiate with, others it will be on their terms only. Still no one wants to go though the hassle of court procedure. It can't hurt to offer a settlement amount or ask for a payment option.
That is not likely. The main factor in being approved for a loan is not whether there is debt on the property but whether youcan repay the loan. The lender will verify your income to make certain you have the ability to repay the money they loan to you.That is not likely. The main factor in being approved for a loan is not whether there is debt on the property but whether youcan repay the loan. The lender will verify your income to make certain you have the ability to repay the money they loan to you.That is not likely. The main factor in being approved for a loan is not whether there is debt on the property but whether youcan repay the loan. The lender will verify your income to make certain you have the ability to repay the money they loan to you.That is not likely. The main factor in being approved for a loan is not whether there is debt on the property but whether youcan repay the loan. The lender will verify your income to make certain you have the ability to repay the money they loan to you.
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IF your name is on the TITLE, you go get it. If not on the title, call the lender and make arrangements for them to repo so you can have possession of the car.
The dealership and the lien holder may be one and the same entity. In either case, you need to make arrangements with the dealership to accept the vehicle and repay the funder of the loan (either themselves or another finance company). Most likely this will require legal assistance since, once the contract is signed, the onus of making payments is on your shoulders. Good Luck
READ your contract. Likely the answer is YES.
Ask the person or company if that is an option.
You can make arrangements to set up a payment plan and repay the debt over time. Don't ignore it. It the credit card company takes you to court, they can get a court judgment against you and garnish your wages. (15% of your weekly take home in most states).
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