How Do I Find Repossessed Pickup Trucks for Sale?

This entry was posted in Repo Trucks and tagged cheap trucks, pickup trucks, repo trucks, repossessed trucks, used trucks on March 27, 2020 by repofinder.

Repossession is a process where an auto lender takes back possession of a vehicle after the owner falls behind on their payments. Lenders can do this without warning and without permission from the courts. Though it usually takes a few months for this to happen, a lender can technically take a vehicle away once one […]

How to Get a Low Rate on a Used Car Loan

This entry was posted in Financing and tagged auto loans, banks, car loans, credit unions, financing, repossessed cars, used cars on March 23, 2020 by repofinder.

Shopping for cars is fun. Shopping for car loans – not so much. The good news is that you are in a stronger negotiating position when you shop for auto loans in advance. Many people don’t do this until they find a vehicle, but at this point, you’re at the mercy of the banks. Below […]

5 Things You Get When You Join RepoFinder Pro

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged dealers, repo cars, repo listing site, repossessed vehicles, used cars on March 17, 2020 by repofinder.

RepoFinder is a nationwide directory of banks and credit unions that have repossessions for sale. These repos are sold to the public, so you do not need a dealer’s license to purchase them. You can use our site for free, allowing you to search for repossessed cars, trucks, RVs, boats, etc. in your state. However, […]

Do I Need a Dealer’s License to Buy Repossessions?

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged cheap cars, dealers, dealerships, repo cars, repo vehicles, repossessions, used cars on March 4, 2020 by repofinder.

If you’re interested in buying a repossessed vehicle for sale, you might be wondering if you need a dealer’s license to do so. Depending on who you buy the repo from, it’s possible that they may require a dealer’s license. But, not every repo seller does. RepoFinder.com is a nationwide directory of banks and credit […]

5 Reasons to Use a Repo Listing Site

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged repo cars, repo listing site, repo trucks, repossessions on February 28, 2020 by repofinder.

If you are considering buying a repossessed car, truck or recreational vehicle, it’s best to start with a list of available vehicles in your area. This way, you can check out what lenders, banks and credit unions are selling in and around your location. It’s important to know that repo listing sites often charge fees. […]

Is it Safe to Buy a Repo Car or Truck?

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged banks, credit unions, lenders, repo cars, repo trucks, repossessed vehicles, repossessions, safe repos on February 24, 2020 by repofinder.

A repossessed car or truck is a great way to save money on your vehicle purchase. Not only can you get a great car at an affordable price, but you can also lower your monthly insurance costs and registration fees. But, some people worry about the safety and reliability of these vehicles. If the previous […]

Why are Repos Priced So Cheap?

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged banks, lenders, repo cars, repo trucks, repossessions on February 17, 2020 by repofinder.

When shopping for a repossessed car or truck, you’ll notice that the prices are much lower than what you would pay for a used vehicle from a dealership. This can make some buyers skeptical, but you don’t need to be. As long as you do your research, ask the right questions and perform an inspection […]

What Do Banks Do with Repossessed Vehicles?

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged banks, cheap cars, credit unions, lenders, repo cars, repo trucks, repossessions, used cars on February 8, 2020 by repofinder.

Most people who buy cars and trucks borrow money from the bank to do so. This means that they don’t own the vehicle free and clear, even though it’s theirs to drive around and maintain. If they stop making their monthly payments, the lender can take the vehicle away from them. This is often done […]

What Happens if a Car Doesn’t Have a Title?

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged repo cars, repo vehicles, repossessions, title on January 31, 2020 by repofinder.

A car title proves that you are the owner of a vehicle. This is why the team at RepoFinder always recommends buying used vehicles with a title. Otherwise, someone who has the valid title can come and take your car away because they are the rightful owners – even if you paid for the vehicle. […]

How to Get a Pre-Purchase Inspection for an Out-of-State Repo

This entry was posted in Repo Cars and tagged inspection, repo cars, repo RVs, repo trucks on January 27, 2020 by repofinder.

Unlike new and used vehicle purchases from a dealership, repos are sold “as-is.” This means that you buy the car in its current condition with no option for a refund. In return for an “as-is” sale, you get a vehicle at a highly discounted price. Inspecting the repo ensures you bring home a safe and reliable […]