Aaron Ogle

Lead Cloud Architect and Core Developer @ Rocket.Chat

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2024-05-11 03:09:09

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@npub18hd…kf64 that’s wild that you can see that in St. Louis!

2024-05-11 03:09:09

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@npub18hd…kf64 that’s wild that you can see that in St. Louis!

2023-08-17 22:33:42

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@npub17nk…6qq2 wow dealer plates still on them. 🤯
What a weird time to be in.. glad I replaced my car right before all of this started when the interest rates were nice and low

2023-08-17 22:20:49

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@npub17nk…6qq2 I’m curious if these are happening due to more aggressive repossession? Or if more people are truly defaulting?
I could see there being pressure to be less lenient on loans that are defaulted than maybe previously?
One side there seems to be shortage of cars. So repossessing gets them back into market.
Another is maybe due to current economic conditions they would rather turn these over and get them into buyers hands at higher interest rates?
Just an uninformed thought