can my car be repo 38 day's in default?
It is done in time not money i.e. days late.Generally 30-45 days late triggers a repo but they can repo after one day late.
After repossession the lender must send a letter telling you where the car is how much is owed on the car and where it can\d be redeemed. This letter must be sent within 5 day after the repo
as a repossession
the repo man come and repo my car the police made him bring the car back because he didn't have a signed consent from magistrate after going to magistrate will I have a chance to answer the dispository or will the car be repoed the same day
Probably not all the time, but you will never know when he is there. Simpler to just pay up or let them take the car. Why deal with the hassle. It will not ruin your credit forever. Yes and no. it depends on how determined he is or how much he is getting paid to repo your car. He might just wait until he spots your car on the street and bam! Gone... He might even break into your garage or get a warrant to repo the car from the courts. Depends on what kind of guy he is... So pay the bill and it won't get repo-ed.
If you have failed to make even one payment on time, even if it's late by only one day, technically they can pursue repossession.
One day late. I live and own 2 repo companies in Washington. Sorry, but that is the law.
Yes, repo people don't work for the bank, but they get their rewards from the collections agency (or bank) so they will work at any time or day.
If you would have called the police everything should have been taken care of, because repo companies can only take the car if there isn't going to be a hassle. If you catch them in the act of taking your vehicle you can call the police and they will have to release the vehicle.
Yes. They blocked your account from payments while the car was being looked for.
In a few states, you will get a "XX day right to cure" notice. But when it comes time to repo the car, NO. If you know you are in default, the lender has been begging you to pay something,ect., GET YOUR PP OUT. The lender and the repo company doesnt want your PP. They dont want to deal with it anyway. Then when its repo time, you can go on about life without the interruption of redeeming your PP and additional cost. It just doesnt have to be that way. NO you will not be notified