Summary
In California, lenders can repossess a car if the borrower defaults, even from private property, without breaching the peace. If youre unable to pay, options include negotiating with the lender, selling the car, or voluntary repossession. If the car is already repossessed, consider redeeming it, negotiating a settlement, or consulting a lawyer for personalized advice.Full Conversation
My car got repossessed from a private building is this breaching the contract?
I'm here to help with your situation. In California, repossession laws allow lenders to repossess a car if the borrower defaults on the loan, even from private property, as long as they don't breach the peace.
- Check your loan agreement for specific terms.
- Was there any damage or disturbance during the repossession?
Let me know if you need more information or have additional questions!
What’s my opinions if I am not able to pay
In California, if you're unable to pay your car loan, you have a few options:
- Negotiate with Lender: Attempt to renegotiate terms or modify the loan.
- Sell the Car: Use the proceeds to pay off the loan.
- Voluntary Repossession: Return the car to the lender willingly.
Do you want to explore a specific option further?
They already repossessed the car
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Since the car is already repossessed, you might consider:
- Redeeming the Car: Pay the full amount owed to get the car back.
- Negotiate a Settlement: Discuss possible payment arrangements with the lender.
- Consult a Lawyer: For personalized advice based on your situation.
Would you like to explore any of these options further?
Consult a lawyer
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I’m behind on payments for 101 days
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