Adecyptii
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No I have never done that,but I think as a business owner, its not good to take back your goods just because the buyer was not been able to settle you, but rather make him your customer.
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OK but I don't think its suppose that you should take your property back since he can't pay you back on time since he's your neighbour, you would have given him another chance.Yes, there was a time when we had an agreement with my neighbor, which we agreed that I will bought him a cycle over a period of time he will return the money with a little interest but he failed to do as we agreed so a took over my property from him.
This is actually something that I've seen happened on more than one occasion when our landlord have to evict some of the tenants as a result of them not being able to pay their rent.Have you ever taken over payments on a property where the original owner couldn't afford to pay it off? Or maybe they tried, but failed and had to leave. Have you ever taken over a property because someone couldn't pay their rent or house payments?
You are right , I have never done such because I normally have self pity (empathy ) for people m but i have seen car dealer taken back cars from people who that cannot pay up.Not I haven't before. But I actually hear this alot. Especially when the dept is huge, the lender will take hold of the debtors property and this at times iis due to the agreement reached earlier.