yes they are allowed on your property hide it in the garage if you have one
depending on your state laws but in Tennessee the law states that if there is an obstruction that either has to be moved i.e. another vehicle or in your case a fence to open, then that property can not be moved without the owners express permission
No.Not if the gate is locked. They would have to get a warrent. * The repo man will not come with a warrant. The Sheriff might if the bank has sued and a court has issued a Writ of Replevin. They can come on your property and as long as they do no damage they can take the car.
Yes as long as he does not go into a garage or cuts a lock to enter through a fence
Yes, a repo man can take your car in any circumstances. He just needs to find a means to enter the property.
Nowhere in the US is that legal.
can a repo man have to announce himself when he comes on private property
Call the repo guys OR the lender.
Yes they can. The only exception to this - Is if your yard has a locked or closed fence. If your yard is secured by a fence the "repo" men/women cannot legally enter your yard.
Q:Can you get an apartmet with a car repo? A: All apartments come without a car repo option. Sometimes you can negotiate utilities, however
Yes! A repo man stole into my locked backyard to install a GPS system when I did not pay on a TITLE LOAN. I noticed him following me over the next two weeks. The repo man stole back into my yard to remove the GPS after two weeks with no repo success. I settled with the CASH STORE for the original loan amount no interest.
dont pay the billls. a notice will come up when it says he will come.
It comes out in winter 2008
legally they are not aloud to break and enter into a building to get anything now if your garage is open and the repo man comes by and sees that he will try to take the item needed repo-ed and that is ok It is legal in some states for a repo man to enter an open, unlocked garage. In others it is a crime, and conducting a repossession in a case like this would be prosecutable as Larceny from a Building.
This depends upon the local jurisdiction and the laws pertaining to this activity. The legal authority given to a repo man may well nullify normal civil protection.
Yes if there was a lien on it. If your bankruptcy was discharged, it simply discharged the debt, not the collateral.
You need solicitors because of you give suggestion.
No. If they do, they are trespassing and you can have them arrested.
Voluntary repo is you call the loan holder and tell them to come get it or you take it to them. Involuntary they have to come & get it.
I worked with a guy that had the repo man come to work to take his vehicle, so yes they can come to your work. If you haven't been making the payments and they decide to repo your car that is that and I don't believe they have to go through any sort of legal procedures to come and take your car. You didn't pay so they come and take back their property, simple as that unfortunately for you.
Not really, but a a repo man can with the right paper work scan and check come on to the base and take the car.
Not legally, its private property. They still will thou. If you can lock it from the inside most wont destroy property. If its unlocked say goodbye to your car. Even if the side door is unlocked they can go in and unlock it.
One day late. I live and own 2 repo companies in Washington. Sorry, but that is the law.
Chances are the cops at the gate will escort the repo man to your car and let them take it.
YES, it is true in ANY state EXCEPT CA and FL.,there if its on the hook or in the agents control, its a repo.
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