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How old do I need to be?

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The age is determined by laws set in the state in which you reside, which will usually be 18.

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Does the repo man need a court order for the property being repossessed?

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Yes. The finance company has to have a judge sign the repo papers, so technically the repo papers are the court order.

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Can a person with a criminal history work with a repo company?

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Yes, if the company is willing to hire you.

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Can a man with a felony work for a repo company?

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It depends on the actual felony and the company's policies, and your work permissions as a felon.

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Can I call the police if someone is threatening me on their property?

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You can, but it is a civil matter. It's better to get the debtor to call them. They are going to be less rational and the officers notice quickly. In some states, a breach of the peace is grounds for leaving the property and car. Skillful communication can calm the debtor and convince them to surrender the unit.

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