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Inside Lienholder Policies: Unlocking Vehicle Title Asset Recovery

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Manage episode 484477414 series 2911349
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In this episode, we dive into the growing pressure on automotive lenders and what it means for borrowers. If you’re behind on your car loan or dealing with a lien, this is a must-listen.

🔹 Lenders are stepping up recovery efforts

  • Some lenders are ramping up tactics to recover money from defaulted automotive loans.

🔹 Wells Fargo Automotive offering repo incentives

  • $500 per vehicle is being offered to repossession agencies to prioritize recovery.
  • This move is driven by a nationwide shortage of repo personnel.

🔹 “Bounties” being placed on vehicles

  • Due to the shortage of repo workers, some banks are putting vehicles with liens at the top of the list by offering cash incentives.

🔹 Opportunity for negotiation

  • If your vehicle is in default, you may have leverage.
  • Lenders may prefer to negotiate lien releases for cash instead of going through the expensive repo process.

🔹 Repossession costs are rising

  • Lenders spend thousands to repossess, transport, and auction a vehicle.
  • These rising costs can lead lenders to consider settlements even with new or subsequent owners.
  continue reading

1903 episodes

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Manage episode 484477414 series 2911349
Content provided by David Pelligrinelli. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by David Pelligrinelli or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this episode, we dive into the growing pressure on automotive lenders and what it means for borrowers. If you’re behind on your car loan or dealing with a lien, this is a must-listen.

🔹 Lenders are stepping up recovery efforts

  • Some lenders are ramping up tactics to recover money from defaulted automotive loans.

🔹 Wells Fargo Automotive offering repo incentives

  • $500 per vehicle is being offered to repossession agencies to prioritize recovery.
  • This move is driven by a nationwide shortage of repo personnel.

🔹 “Bounties” being placed on vehicles

  • Due to the shortage of repo workers, some banks are putting vehicles with liens at the top of the list by offering cash incentives.

🔹 Opportunity for negotiation

  • If your vehicle is in default, you may have leverage.
  • Lenders may prefer to negotiate lien releases for cash instead of going through the expensive repo process.

🔹 Repossession costs are rising

  • Lenders spend thousands to repossess, transport, and auction a vehicle.
  • These rising costs can lead lenders to consider settlements even with new or subsequent owners.
  continue reading

1903 episodes

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