Category: Auto Repossession

What to Do If Your Car Is Repossessed by Mistake

Your car may be repossessed if you fail to make your loan payments on time. But what if your car is wrongfully repossessed by mistake? Fortunately, you have rights in a car repossession under Florida law. And, if there’s been a mistake, a Fort Lauderdale wrongful car repossession attorney from…

With credit scores and a history of ever-growing importance, it is not unexpected that there are sectors created to capitalize on the lack of credit or even the bad credit of consumers. One fringe industry that has gained notoriety for exploiting the lack of credit or bad credit of consumers…

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The car buying process can be particularly intimidating and buyers navigating the process may have numerous concerns ranging anywhere from whether they are getting good deals to whether the mechanics of the car are as represented. One added concern is whether the dealership or seller will engage in “yo-yo financing.”…

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When you purchase a car on a loan from a bank or other creditor, you do so under an agreement that you will ensure the vehicle is protected to prevent serious losses as well as make payments with interest until the balance of the loan is paid off. However, when…

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With over $1 trillion dollars of outstanding debt for car loans in the United States everyone is talking about the next big bubble, and no doubt it’s connected to subprime automobile loans. While the damage won’t equal the impact the subprime mortgage crisis had on the economy in 2009, in…

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Repossession of an automobile, motorcycle, motor home, boat or other vehicle is damaging to an individual’s credit score. Credit experts report that a repossession remains on a credit report for seven years after the original delinquency date. Obviously, such a reporting may negatively impact credit for the entire duration of…