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Common
Repossession Questions
Here is a list of commonly asked
repossession questions.
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Q.
What documents are needed to order a repossession in Vermont?
A.
To perform a repossession in Vermont, we would need a photocopy of the
vehicle's title and a hold harmless, signed by the vehicle's
owner or lien holder. Copies of credit applications or promissory
notes are helpful, but not necessary to perform the repossession. You
can download our Vermont repossession hold harmless by clicking on the button
below.
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Q.
Do you perform private party repossessions in Vermont?
A.
Yes, we can repossess the vehicle for you if you are listed on the title
of the vehicle as the owner, or lien holder. A repossession can only be
ordered by the vehicle's owner or lien holder in Vermont.
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Vermont Repossess Vermont Repossessor Vermont Repossession Vermont Repo
Q.
What is a private party repossession in Vermont?
A.
In Vermont, a private party repossession is any repossession that falls
outside of the traditional bank - debtor relationship. We regularly
handle private party repossessions between family members, divorce
disputes, and terminated employees.
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Q.
Do you repossess cars in Vermont?
A.
Yes, our Vermont repossession offices are equipped with state of the art
repossession equipment. Our Vermont repossession staff routinely repo cars
that other repo companies could not find. We specialize in repossessing
luxury vehicles like Bentley, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini,
Maserati, Porsche, Rolls Royce, Infinity, and Lexus. When you want
to repossess the best, you want the best repossessor in Vermont!
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Q.
Do you repossess boats or personal watercraft in Vermont?
A.
Yes, our Vermont offices have repossessed almost every type of boat and
jet ski ever made. We have an established network of Vermont marinas, and
Vermont storage lots. So we know where they use their boats, we know where
they store their boats, we know where to repossess their boats in Vermont.
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Q.
Do you repossess
RV's or recreational vehicles in
Vermont?
A.
Yes, we have repossessed campers, motor homes, recreational vehicles and
once we even repossessed a rock band's tour bus. We have locksmith's on
staff that can get us into whatever type of recreational vehicle you
need us to repossess in Vermont.
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Q.
Can you repo semi trucks and heavy construction equipment in Vermont.
A.
Yes, we have low boy trailers and drivers in our Vermont repossession
offices that can repo and drive whatever type of heavy equipment, or
semi that you need repossessed.
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Q.
do I have to pay if you do not repossess the vehicle?
A.
All of our repossession services are contingent. If we do not locate and
repossess your vehicle there is no charge.
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Vermont Counties covered for
repossession- Addison County, Bennington County, Caledonia County,
Chittenden County, Essex County, Franklin County, Grand Isle County,
Lamoille County, Orange County, Orleans County, Rutland County,
Washington County, Windham County, Windsor County
Vermont Repo Offices- Barre Bennington Brattleboro Burlington Colchester
Essex Junction Ludlow Manchester Middlebury Milton Montpelier
Morrisville Newport Northfield Randolph Rutland Saint Albans Saint
Johnsbury Shelburne South Burlington Springfield Stowe Waitsfield
Waterbury White River Junction Williston Woodstock Middlebury,
Bennington, Saint Johnsbury, Burlington, Guildhall, Saint Albans, North
Hero, Hyde Park, Chelsea, Newport, Rutland, Montpelier, Newfane,
Woodstock
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Vermont title, and
repossession requirements:
Vermont Repossession Title State: Repossessor License and Repossession
Registration information refer to: Vermont Repossession Department of
Motor Vehicles, 120 State St., Montpelier, Vermont 05603. Tel.: (802)
828-2000. Fee for search of records: Reasonable fee to be determined by
Commissioner.
Vermont Repossession Recording: In the office of the town clerk of the
town of residence of the purchasers; if non-resident, in county where
property is located. Uniform Commercial Code adopted in January, 1967.
Vermont Repossession Recovery: Peaceful repossession permitted.
Vermont Repossession Redemption: Permitted before sale only by curing
the breach of the mortgage.
Vermont Repossession Deficiency: Judgment notes are invalid.
Special Vermont Repossession Motor Vehicle Provisions: No special
provisions.
Vermont Repossession Documents Required to Transfer Ownership of Vermont
Repossession Motor Vehicle: Registration in lien holder's name;
notarized Power of Attorney, notarized Bill of Sale; repossession
affidavit from repossessor.
Vermont Repossession Plates: Plates follow the owner if transferred
within 5 days. If not, returned to the Commissioner or repossessor.
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