Repossession

If you're on private property, and the vehicle is parked in a manner which is deemed acceptable by the homeowner's association (if you're subject to one) or any other applicable laws/ordinances, then no. If, for example, access to the vehicle is blocked by another vehicle, there's nothing the repossessors can legally do - they're only permitted to enter the vehicle being repossessed. If there's a fence and a locked gate, they're not permitted to cross it.

However, it'll ultimately serve only to delay the inevitable. Repossessors often work like private investigators, and will stake out for an opportunity to acquire that vehicle. If you took that vehicle to work, they would most likely acquire it during that time, and you'll find out when the repossessor comes into your place of work asking if you'll hand over your keys. Once they've got a vehicle hooked to the vehicle they're repossessing, that vehicle is theirs - with or without the keys - and there's really nothing you can do about it at that point. The worst thing you can do is try hiding the vehicle and telling them you don't know where it is - at that point, they go to the police and report it as stolen.

So, unless you plan on keeping that vehicle there and leaving it blocked, it's a bit pointless a thing to do. If they want it bad enough, they're going to get it.

It is running a double yellow line. i got one that's why i know.

If it is sitting in front of a house it can't really be considered hidden. The owner of the vehicle (unless a court has issued a warrant for the owner or seizure order for the vehicle), can park the car wherever he/she chooses. I see no reason why anyone else needs to get involved. There aren't any laws being violated by not reporting the alledged "wanted vehicle."

No. Once you make the deal and sign the title and bill of sale, then you are legally obligated to stick to the deal.

A late charge fee is extra money on top of your regular monthly bill that you have to pay should you happen to be late on your insurance payment.

Yes. Whatever it gets at auction.

Of course you can.

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Unless the State of Georgia's laws specifically allow for conversion, no. A car loan cannot turn into a home loan unless you make it that way. The only thing a finance company can do (unless otherwise stated in the contract you signed) is take you to court and get a judgment placed against you. Also, just because you voluntarily turned in the vehicle doesn't mean you don't owe them any more money. You are still liable for the balance after they auction the vehicle.

A dealer for that brand of boat may be able to look it up for you. The fish and game service may be able to trace it down also.

A fat women's car haha lmao my grandma drives one like that and she has a huge butt.

nope, just the crazy people that drive them.... althought not that many of those were born in Florida..

It depends on which auction you are going to, some you are allowed, others you have to have a sales license

Some car auctions need some special invitations, with out any invitations, you cannot participate. Some auctions are for charities, this is mostly open to every one, auctions for classics and regular cars need no invitation. In almost every car auction, everybody is welcome and anybody can buy cars-of course you have to have money to be able to win a car. I suggest to study all the cars before going into car auctions. Compare car values and pricing. Seek to the one that suits your taste and to the one that can fit for your budget. It is very easy to get a new vehicle at auctions, they typically have simple menus (globalcarexchange.com)

we all need to pay for our vehicles no matter how painful of the charges so better to be legal than get arrested - so yes pay fully for your bike and cruise happy

It is up to the car dealership. They usually have some kind of contract, to lend you a car. Besides, one of the most popular ways to close a car deal, is to send the vehicle home with the customer for the night. It is called "the puppy dog" close. Once you have it, it is harder to take back. They also set up a false sense of ownership, that way.

No. Zoë Bell did her stunts

Oh yes. Happens all the time.

It depends on how that 'fake' ID was used. Carrying a fake ID card is not crime in itself-you can make your own comedy ID card as long as you are not attempting to use that ID for purposes to commit a crime. However, carrying a fake State/Federal ID can be construed as a crime in itself. Again depending on circumstances it can be construed as a felony and result in a prison sentence ranging to 25 years. It is hard to give an exact answer to your question. Because it requires you are caught with a fake ID, this means you were caught doing something else. If I assume you were attempting to procure liqour from a store using a fake State Driving License you could face multiple charges relating from that event, chances are it would be filed under a misdemeanor and would be settled with a no contest and a fine around $1,000. But if the ID was given to Law Enforcement to prove ID or age, the charges would esculate.

Does the word M-O-N-E-Y ring a bell? LOL Decent truck=$25K,INSURANCE(IF you can get written)$15Kper year office= phone lines,computer,faxes,cell ph,files,5-10K. AFTER you get all that, do you have CLIENTS???? Are there other repo companys servicing your area? You dont want a price war to start with. LAWS. Do you know them? FDCPA, G-L-B,FCRA, ect.... Texas TITLE STATE: Yes SECURITY INTERESTS: Shown on title held by lien holder. LICENSE REGISTRATION: Texas State Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles, 4000 Jackson Ave., Austin, Texas 78738. Tel.:(512)465-7611. RECOVERY REQUIREMENT: As per UCC, repossession allowed without committing a breach of the peace. DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR LIQUIDATION: Repossession affidavit (D12-264) if Texas title; out of state repossession affidavits accepted. PLATES: Remain with the vehicle. http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/statutes.html If you have more specific questions, email me. Good Luck

Not knowing the year or if carb or injected ill answer both ways Carb, it is because when a car shuts off the few revolutions it makes before a full stop draws some fuel into cyl so restart takes no more fuel, after a short period the gas evaperates so need to pump pedal to start. Injected ( MPI , TBI ) It means the fuel system is leaking down pressure, this can be the fuel pump itself or can be the pressure regulator that holds pressure on return side on shut down. The reason it starts on second crank and not first is that first crank gets pressure back up( pump only runs few a few seconds at start Even if cranked for 60 seconds pump wont restat till engine starts ) then second crank accually gets fuel in cyl. You can get it primed by turning key on for 5 seconds ( NOT to start mode just so lights and such come on) turn off for 5 seconds then Start it. This will be like the second cranking when starts.

Yes. It is a sports car...if you're a 16 year old girl. If you're not a 16 year old girl, it's an econo-box that gets good gas mileage that looks sporty. I'm sure it's sportier than a Ford Focus or Toyota Yaris though. You need to look at the Scion TC or the Acura RSX. You can get a 2-3 year old RSX for the price of a new Cobalt. If, however you want to know what a real sports car is, look at a Mustang. That's probably the cheapest REAL sports car on the market.

I disagree. A turbo charged SS will likely give a similarly priced mustang a run for its money. No a cobalt isn't a mustle car, as you'll always have just a 4 cyl, but depending on your tastes it can be a sporty car. It can also have some goos speed with little work (or an SS upgrade).

When u have not paid to loan payment for last 3-4 months or you just stop paying altogether

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NO! The model 1100 was a auto loading shotgun (and still is) Preceded by the 1148. The only pump I can think of is the 870 which has soo many variations and has been produced for many, many years. I don't have my book here to look it up, but I'm pretty sure that if there ever was a 1100 pump, I would have heard of it.

You might have a misprint 1100 model on a 870. THAT WOULD ADD VALUE TO COLLECTORS.

NO! The model 1100 was a auto loading shotgun (and still is) Preceded by the 1148. The only pump I can think of is the 870 which has soo many variations and has been produced for many, many years. I don't have my book here to look it up, but I'm pretty sure that if there ever was a 1100 pump, I would have heard of it.

You might have a misprint 1100 model on a 870. THAT WOULD ADD VALUE TO COLLECTORS.