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That's why the bank required a co-signer, so that they could be protected. They didn't TRUST the primary to be able to maintain the payments. You may have to go to court to get title transferred, then just take over the payments and sell the asset yourself. This is where a lawyer might be helpful. You might also contact the lending institution and make a deal directly with them. Tell them that you'll take over the payments, but you want them to repossess the asset. If you talk to them you can often find a helpful person who is willing to give you the information that you need.

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