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Has anyone had a car repo?
I want to know the process i can not keep up with payments more. But I've heard they can garnish your wages and always we owe what is the deal? Can anyone give me advice that no one can take over the payments to my knowledge, the loan is $ 30K. Please help refiance also can not because he is more than 100,000 miles. My credit union credit UNIAN Central Arizona, Arizona obviously
If the car is ... subject to repurchase repo voluntary or forced, and go get it. They can sell at auction, you will be responsible for the balance of the loan. If you do not pay the difference that can and will sue, obtain a ruling against it, garnish the wages and / or bank accounts that can hold up to 100% remaining in your account. The only way to get the embargo would be detained for the balance payment in full or presentation bankruptcy. Not always or not, you will pay what the balance is to paid in full. You can contact them and try to set up payments with them, but depending .. how far behind you, try this first before letting it go into default repo .. to, maintaining the sentence in his report credit for 7 years. A declaration of bankruptcy 10 years. You can view some web sites for more information .... Great website for www.bcsalliance.com credit information, collections, the statue of limitations and failures. Bankruptcy www.usbankruptcy.gov information ... Yes ... I had a repo .... of 2007, filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and discharged in 02/08 The best I've done, I took a high paying my ex husband convinced me and I bought a brand Harley, traded it for a great bike in March and are still paying faithfully and re-establish my credit ............... Good luck!
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