14
Dec

Melissa G asked:

I had a mobile home repo’d in 2001. I was never contacted by the company for the difference after the sale at auction. So I never worried about it. I’ve since found out the dept was sold to a collection agency after the auction. Again, no attempts to collect for 5 years. Now I get a letter saying pay in full or legal action will be taken. How does the statue of limitations work with this? Does the statue start at the time of the default on the loan, or at the time of the sale of the dept to the new company? The original creditor is not reporting to the credit bureaus, but the collection agency is? I live in Illinois, and the statue is different for contracts vs. collections? Does the signed contract for the mobile home purchase still stand, even though it’s with an entirely differnt company now?

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11
Dec
donna a asked:

I was told that home repo’s need clean out or cleaning before sale or show . Is there a demand for this . Also considering after new home construction cleanup .

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02
Dec
Alex asked:

In the states of Nevada and Arizona, if a home is repossessed, will the bank go after your money in order to make up for the loss of a short sale? What effects will it have?

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26
Feb
sarah g asked:

im twenty three years old and i came across a great opportunity to buy a house for very little. Its a repossession from the bank and im not sure if being on government assistance is gonna stop this from happening

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