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Yes, they can pretty much check your home out at any hour as they are looking for the car and can take it any time it is available. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 940 Am is called a 180. The repo man will usually check at night, say 940 PM and if the vehicle is not there the next logical thing to do is check 12 hours later at 940 AM. Hence a 180. Y-THINK-Y

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