There are many different places repossessed boats can be find. Some of the more common are auctions. By going to auctions, you have a good chance of getting a great deal, that is why they are so popular.
Yes, if the Lien Holder of the vehicle gives them permission to repo.
Do you have a repo contact at BoA? I am going to have the same problem. norris7875@live.com
There are many of repo boats available at any time. There is not a specific time that is better than others to buy a repo boat.
They certainly can. Actually, it is not your boat until it is paid for--in full.
Only if the truck, boat and trailer were all behind on payments and the lien holder for all of them assigned them all out for repo. If they weren't it's called conversion.
"both" the bank and repo man?? NOT that I am aware of. retaking, REPO??? usually charged by lender storage, USUALLY charged by repo co. repair (NOT normally done), sales expenses WHAT did who "SELL"??? READ YOUR CONTRACT. It should govern what you pay to whom.
A good site to find information about boat sales is 'Discover Boating'. They have a buyer guide for the various types of boats available. 'Boat Sales Pro' is another good source of information.
aarons can repo as soon as you have missed your first payment as long as u give up the product if u dont nothing really they can do about it
In Florida, the repo company charges the lender with the cost to repo the car. However, the repo company can charge no more than $25 for storage of personals found in the auto.
no they cant only after 2 years
You do not pay sales tax in Alabama. However, you will pay sales tax in Mississippi when you register the boat. The tax is 7% of the price of the boat, motor and trailer, MINUS the value of your trade-in, if any. You will pay this tax at your county courthouse.
There is almost always a tax on vehicles, which may not be the same as sales tax. There are also typically transfer fees if the boat is a registered craft.