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Repossesion turned Judgement?

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Repossesion turned Judgement?

OK, so we went to apply for a mortgage yesterday and I was OK but my partner has something out there that we are told must be resolved before we can be approved. Basically, he had a automobile that he had finanaced through a credit union. Whan he was unable to make payments he "voluntarily repossed" the vehicle - meaning he returned the vehicle to the credit union. There is now a judgement against his credit for this loan. It does not show up as a collection or repo but as an actual judgement - which can turn into a lien against any property he may buy/own. I did not think a repo could become a judgement. Any advice? He plans on calling about it but I wanted to inquire here first.


Message Edited by adoorabell on 04-30-2008 07:33 AM
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Re: Repossesion turned Judgement?

They likly sued him for the difference (not very nice- but legal)
 
Get the court records-

adoorabell wrote:
OK, so we went to apply for a mortgage yesterday and I was OK but my partner has something out there that we are told must be resolved before we can be approved. Basically, he had a automobile that he had finanaced through a credit union. Whan he was unable to make payments he "voluntarily repossed" the vehicle - meaning he returned the vehicle to the credit union. There is now a judgement against his credit for this loan. It does not show up as a collection or repo but as an actual judgement - which can turn into a lien against any property he may buy/own. I did not think a repo could become a judgement. Any advice? He plans on calling about it but I wanted to inquire here first.


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