Yes.
Well if you have not signed the title over to the buyer or if you have a lean on the title you can have the vehicle repossessed. If you have signed over the title to the buyer without putting a lean on it 1st there is nothing you can do. I own a recovery company and know a few laws. Good luck.
If the bank or car company doesn't put a lean on your car.......you own it.
Lean with it rock with it really does not mean anything. It is just the title of a popular song made by the rap group named Dem Franchize Boyz.
Depends on the existing title, if the salvage company owns the vehicle and it does not have a salvage title then they would be just another owner like anyone else and this vehicle would have a clean title assuming that there are no lean holders. On the other hand if the vehicle in question has already received a salvage/non repairable or similar title then salvage/non repairable or similar title would follow the vehicle not a clean title.
The lien holder should send you a lean clearance letter. You can take the waiting clearance letter and the title to the motor vehicle department and apply for a clear title.
In most places, yes. A vehicle can be under lien just about anywhere in US or Canada.
No. You are not able to get a title loan on a car that is not fully owned by you. By this it means if there is a lean on your vehicle you are not able to get a loan on it, because it is not yours to give away if you do not pay your loan off with the company.
The signer co-signer is just backup until its paid for but the actual title stays with the lean holder if it's not paid off.
Did you buy the ATV with the credit card? Then yes Did you use the ATV a security for the credit card when you applied? The yes.
If in the US, find the closest title company to the address of the property in question and file a lean against it. This doesn't force them to pay, but they will not be able to do anything financially with the place until the lean is taken care of. (Sell, refinance, etc)
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