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So right now, I've finally started with the first and second step. But now I'm at the point

where I have three kids that I, no, I shouldn't have, and I did it. I co-signed for a column,

because you know, if you want, you do one, you got to do the other one.

So I'm stuck with these three car longs.

One of them is about to be paid off in two months.

The other one, she's paying half on it because she said she didn't have all of it to pay the whole card note and I'm paying the other one.

And the third one is just saying they don't have the money right now.

So my question was, I was thinking about just letting the other two cars just go

because I can't afford to pay for neither one of them.

And so would it be a good idea if I just let them read for it and just let it go on my credit?

Well, you're going to have repossession on your credit.

You co-signed.

And then when they sell the car and it doesn't bring what's owed, they're going to come after you for the difference.

I know. That's why I I said them at the point there

yeah you're gonna you're gonna get sued and you're gonna have your credit

screwed up so let's talk about that the one car is almost paid off so it's

not a problem right right okay so the other to the second car they're when you

pay part of the payment what is owed

on that second car the one car is old one of 16,000 on one and the other one is like 14,000

okay and what are they worth the one for 16,000 it's only worth 8,000 dollars shot and the one that 16,000 is only worth 8,000.

Yikes.

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