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White Paper: UCC Filing and Customer Default

White Paper: UCC Filing and Customer Default

You Filed a UCC. Your Customer Defaults. What's Next?

How Secured Creditors Enforce Their Right to Recovery

What you'll find in this article:

  • Your rights as a secured creditor

  • The role of a UCC demand letter

  • Understanding repossession

  • Resell the goods or leverage for payment

  • What to do if repossession isn't an option

Your status as a secured creditor gives you a distinct, powerful edge. Remember, with your UCC you can: repossess, resell, demand direct payment, and leverage your position for priority in cash. Download this article to learn more.

 

 

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