Summary: Squidoo: Repo Auctions
For those who are unfamiliar with the term repo auctions, they are auctions held for repossessed properties. These repossessed properties are sold by financial companies when a borrower dodges the payment of a credit agreement and still has a certain rate of outstanding debt. A repo auction is arranged along the lines of a credit contract or a purchase contract involving both parties.
Typical circumstances surrounding repo auctions involve a borrower and a lender. ...
For those who are unfamiliar with the term repo auctions, they are
auctions held for repossessed properties. These repossessed
properties are sold by financial companies when a borrower dodges
the payment of a credit agreement and still has a certain rate of
outstanding debt. A repo auction is arranged along the lines of a
credit contract or a purchase contract involving both parties.
Typical circumstances surrounding repo auctions involve a borrower
and a lender. The seller can repossess the property if the borrower
defaults on the payment, as long as it is stated in one of the
conditions of the contract. Of course, both parties have to agree
with the contracts conditions.
Date Published: Feb 22, 2011 - 1:56 pm