Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

I'm a step out the door and would need a bit more info to answer fully (you can call me), but as a starting point, I would remove the vehicle from the house and put it in the garage, driveway, or curbside.

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There's never a repo man when you want one. You could try parking it on a busy street.