Repossession

is used to record any unused materials which are returned to stores. It is also used to update the stores records.

To locate a tracker in your car first check for a few things, is there an external antenna anywhere, such as the roof of the car? If so you can follow the wire, which normally heads down the side of the windscreen on the passenger side and the box will be located behind the dashboard on the passenger side.

If not, search under the passenger seat, behind the dashboard near the pasengers feet, in the center panel behind the stereo or just under the stereo, or in the boot near the spare wheel.

Check all these places, the tracking units can range anywhere in size from a small mp3 player to the size of a DVD player.

Do note that most tracker devices have tamper proof seals on and once you start tampering with it it will store that information in the system ready for when its fixed or checked on.

Well yes and no, but really it's not right and in the same way they just about can do what ever they want to you undestand ?

BECAUSE IF IT AINT ON SALE THEY WILL TAKE OF THE SIGN AND IF IT IS THEY WILL PUT A SIGN THAT SAYS FOR SALE

You can sell it but you need to obtain enough to pay off you creditor so you can obtain title and change it over to new owner.

Call them and ask for the loss mitigation department.

Tell them you are interested in doing a short sale. They will most likely tell you that you need to follow their specific rules and paperwork and to find a local Realtor. Selling your property won't normally be the problem. Getting the bank to respond and start working with you is the problem. You will want to get an authorization letter for whoever will be communicating with the lender on your behalf.

Quiz your potential Realtor on how many short sale they have completed (should be more than 20) and if they have worked with your bank. You are probably best served to find a negotiation company to do the work for the Realtor. These companies are on the phone all day long with the banks and tend to get the job done. There should be no charge to you, they get paid from the Realtors commission that is paid by the bank.

The lender owns the vehicle until it is payed for by the lender. The Primary lender will own the vehicle once it is payed for. It also depends on whose name appears on the title.

we have a tour bus left here at our location since repairs were

completed, 1/05/12 what day can i start charging storage fee, and how much is the limit

Cannot imagine that the process would be different than if the person was alive. The estate would be responsible for remaining loan amounts.

You bet it can.

it's not so different from any other thank-you letter.if you're not very confident you could buy a thank you card which only leaves a small space for your message.it's the thought that counts-you gone to the trouble of marking the occasion.say how helpful he's been,why you appreciated his help/advice,wish him good luck in his next post,say you'll miss him for his positive contribution.

OVER 9000 points gets added to your credit, but it makes your cards inert

yes

The repo-man doesn't have to give his name. He can only tell you which bank sent him & where you can pick up your car when bank okay's it

I have a 10x50 chassis, in so. calif.

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it depends what vehicle a truck can weigh more than a car. and a motorhome weighs more than a ford contour

if you are late 15 days on your payment they can take your car away.

In NYC a Repo Order Stands until either the unit is found or a stop order (cancellation) is put in place. Other wise it is free game

run away and go where it can't get you

First off, it's not YOUR car at all ... it is owned by the lending agency as they hold the actual title. You are just the registered owner. You are financially responsible to repair the car to the owners satisfaction, or pay off the loan in full. The insurance company should have given the check to the collision repair facility - that is normally how things are done. Since you have cashed the check, and obviously have used the funds for other than what they were intended, you now have to finance the repairs to the car, regardless of the repossession.

Yes. When you co-signed the loan you made yourself legally responsible to pay the amount due if your grandson failed to make the payments. You are as responsible as he is for paying the loan.

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Depends on time of year, where you are shipping to, how you are shipping, where the vehicle is being shipped from.

Generally shipping car from US to European country start around $ 800 for a small compact car and up to $ 2000 for full sized SUV.

And there would be additional charges for some condition such as type of car ( exotic and classic car charges more), shipping insurance, and import taxes ( different country has different legal terms).

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They repo agent will take it when your not looking. The agent still has a job to do and only get paid if the jod is complete.

It may depend on your state. In Oklahoma, the vehicle (if not retrieved) will eventually be sold at auction, and the original contract holders (husband and wife in this case) will be responsible for any amount below "payoff".