FAQ

What is RepoFinder?

RepoFinder is a free online directory of credit unions and banks across America who sell repossessed vehicles directly to the public.

Is there any cost or membership required for me to use RepoFinder?

No! RepoFinder will always be free to use. We like free! There is no membership required for the free version. All we ask is that you help us by reporting broken or expired links so that the list stays up-to-date. For users interested in enhanced features and no ads we highly recommend RepoFinder Pro.

Does RepoFinder represent the banks and/or credit unions?

No. RepoFinder is not affiliated with the financial institutions selling repossessions. We don’t collect a commission or any type of compensation if you purchase a repossessed vehicle. This means you save money.

Because we don’t represent and/or sell any property directly, we cannot be responsible for any transaction you enter into with a seller. We recommend you do your due diligence on any property you plan on purchasing. Contact the bank directly with your questions and be sure to review the purchase terms carefully.

RepoFinder also features public repo auctions, police repo auctions, and government repo auctions. This allows you to search multiple public repo buying resources from the same bank and credit union database. Each link is clearly marked as to what type of seller it is.

What types of items can I find for sale on RepoFinder.com?

Searching RepoFinder’s bank and credit union links can lead you to all sorts of repossessed property. Everything from repo cars, pickup trucks, boats, ATV’s, RV’s, airplanes, office equipment, motorcycles, hot air balloons, commercial real estate, residential real estate, limousines, farm equipment, tractors, yachts, furniture, and everything in between. You name it, we’ve probably seen it repossessed.

I clicked on a link but didn’t see any repossessions?

Each bank or credit union controls how they sell repossessed property on their own websites. Some of the banks are really good at this, other are not. If there’s nothing available, most banks will leave a note on the page with an update on inventory. Other banks may just pull the page down until they have something for sale. The bank repo links posted on RepoFinder are the locations that have been used historically.

Some banks sell several repos a month, and others sell only a few each year. Just because you don’t see any repossessions today doesn’t mean there won’t be any tomorrow. It’s recommended that you check the links often as repo inventories can change at any time.

I represent a bank or credit union. Can I add a link to RepoFinder?

Yes. Whether you represent a financial institution or not we welcome all links that direct users to repossessed property. You can submit your link to be reviewed and added here.

Is RepoFinder only available in the United States?

Yes. We are currently only available in the U.S.

At some point we plan to expand into Canada and the UK.

I have a question but don’t see an answer. How can I contact RepoFinder?

You can email us at repofinder@gmail.com, or you can visit our Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/repofinder.

You can also follow us on Facebook for the latest repo listings and lots of other entertaining content.

I work in a related industry. How can I add my information to your directory?

RepoFinder is always looking to network with other businesses. We have a Useful Links directory to provide resources for our users. Please contact us at repofinder@gmail.com for inquiries.

What makes RepoFinder unique?

RepoFinder was founded in 2009 with the simple goal of creating the first nationwide directory of banks and credit unions that sell repossessions to the public. There is no other list like it. We feature real repos – sold directly by banks. Any other website or dealer claiming to sell “repos” is adding fees and commissions onto the price.

RepoFinder is the only website that links you directly to the bank. We don’t collect any fees or commissions on the sales. This allows you to get the best price.

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Buy repossessed vehicles and homes directly from banks and credit unions. This allows you to save with no fees or commissions.

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