If you signed a loan agreement then giving the car back won't help you.You are bound by the terms of the loan.Read the agreement what happens next will be determined by what that loan says.
If you have enough down payment, you can get financed at any tote the note car lot, any sub-primelenders(CAC,JDByRyder,ect)
The payment table is very important as it give you the payment schedule of when you are supposed to be paid or pay.
go to the payment request’s Payment Plus tab to get the account information that I give to the supplier when I make the purchase
go to the payment request’s Payment Plus tab to get the account information that I give to the supplier when I make the purchase
go to the payment request’s Payment Plus tab to get the account information that I give to the supplier when I make the purchase
They can keep the money you already paid.
Bad things, among which is ruined credit for 7 years, payment of the balance left on the note after the bank sells your car. Not good things. Don't do it. Call the lender and work something out.
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There is no route to regaining parental rights once they have been legally and voluntarily terminated.
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The simple answer is, that if the bank never picked it up it is not repossessed. If you are not making your payments, and really want to give up the vehicle, what a lot of people do is take it back to the bank, and leave it in their parking lot. Be sure to give the bank manager the key and let them know what you are doing. If this is not possible continue to try to call them.
sell it, give it back or get another job
Check with the dealer where you bought it. Some local dealers in my area will take it back before 30days.
Ask the attorney that is filing your Chapter 7 case.
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To refund is to give back the payment made, usually due to a cancelled order or unsatisfactory service and/or returning of a money guarantee as part of a payment deal.
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