You can find out where repo campers are being auctioned by contacting any bank or by contacting some other lending institution. It might take several tries to actually get the right department on the phone, but stay with it and ask good questions. Eventually you’ll get there. Hopefully you’ll be able to find campers with multiple lenders. American General Finance is a good example of one large subprime lender-the largest on the West Coast. They’ve always been great about financing buyers who can’t find financing elsewhere. An established subprime lender like that is generally sure to have bank repo camper opportunities at any given time.
You may end up buying the repo camper at either a silent auction or a vocal auction, depending on the preference of the lender. Hopefully you’ll be free to inspect the camper before auction. You should at least be allowed to give it a walkthrough. Once you’ve made the purchase, the sale is final. The camper is purchased As-Is.
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