What of the goods are sold for less money than I owe the creditor?

When the goods are resold, they often fail to bring a high enough price, and the debtor still owes money to the creditor after repossession. Generally, the debtor can still be sued for the amount remaining on the debt. In addition, reasonable attorney’s fees and cost of repossession (if the debtor agreed to pay them in the contract) can be added to that amount.