While most creditors will allow you to have your vehicle voluntarily repossessed, some lenders will not accept them. Your best resolution in this case is to contact the finance company and determine why they will not collect the vehicle. Ensure that they are indeed accepting the voluntary repossession. You will still be required to pay the remaining balance unless you are told otherwise.
YES they can. A partial payment is not the full amount owed, so they can repo the car. If they say they won't if you do this--get it in writing, or re-finance the car.
yes they can...but it also depends on state laws too
Yes, but it's not always that simple. While it's easy for a finance company to come and repossess your vehicle for being 30 days late, the courts don't always agree with that action. For example, if you've been paying on your vehicle for some time and you get behind, if you have continual contact with the finance company and all of your contact information is correct, court may rule that the finance company had no reason to assume a material breach of contract for a default of 30 days. However, if you avoid contact with them (won't answer your phone), your address is incorrect, and/or you're still pretty early in your agreement, courts will most likely see it as a material breach. Unless your contract or state law says otherwise, you also have the right pick up where you defaulted (by paying the defaulted amount in full) on your loan and you're not forced to pay the entire amount of the loan. Furthermore, you should keep in mind that, in states that have adopted the Uniform Commercial Code [UCC], after you pay 60% of the balance of your loan, a repossession and disposal (resale) is no longer beneficial for the finance company because the resale of the vehicle would satisfy the debt (so they couldn't come after you for the remaining balance) and any remaining funds from the sale, minus reasonable charges, is required to be paid to the consumer. Most respectable finance companies/banks will not repossess a security interest until it is easily provable in court that they had reason to believe a material breach of contract. However, "buy here, pay here" type places tend to be a little looser with their rules, but typically end up paying for it when they do get sued for doing so.
Maybe it doesnt meet the loan cos. repo specs?? (not running,wrecked,ect) Do you know where their office is? Is it lcal? If so, take it to them and leave it in their parking lot. If they dont have a local office, call atowing co. to come get it,they can handle getting it repoed. OR leave it at the city PD parking lot.
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Is this a voluntarily repo are you owe 4 months of payment?
DRIVE it if it runs or call a towing company to come get it if it doesnt run.
Can I find out who the finance company is for FREE?
Yes.
unless your going to come up with the money to get it back,who cares,its not your problem any more (:
The finance company will sell the wrecked car and you will be liable for the balance on yourloan less whatever the car sells for which in your case will be almost the total of your outstanding loan.Then they will come after you for the money.
If no income then how to come out.
Call and have them pick it up. it's called a voluntary repo. Just tell them you are unable to pay and they will come.
You can hide it but, they'll come back later for it.
That depends on several things. The first is the finance company that has the note, then the recoverey company they hire to come and get the car and the last is how long it takes to find the car. It can take a day or months.
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