Michigan Collections Manager License Practice Test

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How soon must secured parties dispose of collateral after taking possession?

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90 days
120 days
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The correct answer is: 90 days

The correct timeframe for a secured party to dispose of collateral after taking possession is generally 90 days. This requirement is established to ensure that secured parties act promptly and do not unduly delay the sale or other disposition of the collateral, which can diminish its value and impact the debtor’s ability to redeem the property. This rule also helps ensure fairness in the process, as it provides a clear and reasonable period for the secured party to convert the collateral into cash or apply it toward the debt owed. Understanding this timeframe is crucial for anyone involved in secured transactions, as failing to adhere to this timeline could lead to legal repercussions or could impede the secured party's ability to recover the owed amounts effectively. Keeping within the 90-day window balances the interests of both the secured party and the debtor, ensuring timely action while allowing for sufficient preparation and marketing of the collateral.