I had an auto repossession from Capital One with a reported $12,735 deficiency balance.  I’d like to work something out with them, but after reading about the SOL and waking these guys up, I want to get some advice before I take any action.

 

The DOFD was 06/2008, and from what I’m reading that’s when the California 4 year SOL clock starts.  Is that accurate?  Also, I don’t exactly have the 13K laying around so I wouldn’t be able to PIF and would have to set up some sort of monthly payment arrangement.  Anyone have any experience with Capital One’s willingness to do this for a balance that high?

 

Would it be best to completely leave this alone and see I can hold out until the SOL?  It’s no fun having that potential lawsuit hanging over my head, and I’d like to hear any suggestions.

 

Thanks in advance!

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