Repossession

contact your real estate agent.

You can get it from your lender, or you can try one of the online payoff calculators like the link below will show you.

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Try to go to DMV find out who has lien on the car. Call the bank, they may negotiate

Considerably more than the car is worth !

Villagers can have keyless entry, either from the wireless fob, or a 5 key entry pad on the driver's side door. Both require programing from inside the car by following the owners manual, as it requires several steps requiring the ignition key and other operations to involved to list here.

Depends on the price of the car:

If the average price of a car was $20k the payment will be around $350.

You get charged with possession of a stolen vehicle I believe. If you knew it was stolen when you bought it then you are handling stolen goods (or a similarly fragrant nosegay of legalspeak, depending where you live) and the police will be keeping a close eye on you and they will be very interested in you. If you did not know it was stolen, then the motorcycle will be confiscated and searched so they can try and find out who had stolen it and where it came from. How you then get your money back, if at all, depends again on where you live.

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Yikes. I hope you're getting receipts from the seller. The cleanest way to do this deal is, to apply for a loan from a bank and do the transaction through the banks. Or, contact the bank that holds the note to see if you can assume it. If the seller defaulted on his payments, the bank would come get the car that you've been making good faith payments on. As this deal stands, you don't have much protection, or recourse, if the seller isn't making the payments to the bank, or defaults, later.

Get your local code enforcement officer to tag it as abandoned. I believe you have to wait 90 days (it may vary state to state) and then you can claim the property as yours. Once you do (you may have to fill out paperwork with code enforcement or your PD) you can request the title from the DMV. If you need to trace the vehicle for any reason, you should use the VIN number located on the driver's side dash or inside the drivers door panel.

It isn't possible.

Couldnt you just go to the DMV and have them search by your social or the name in which the vehicle was registered under?

You can't, unless you're a dealer. Dealer-only auctions have strict guidelines and rules for dealers, but private individuals can't, car dealers have special logins for those resources (like this one globalcarexchange.com). However, you can at b2b auctions usually with a Tax ID and DBA. Another alternative is Government auctions and liquidations.

Yes....you keep the tag.

She is a snake. You should phone police and report a forgery also maybe try to get proof via paperwork and such to prove ownership.Consider a lawyer too if police dont help.

Well I personally think its a big rip off because the fees are crazy money.

Depends on what the gross vehicle weight rating of the truck itself is. If it's under 26,000 lbs, then no.

Single axle trucks can be a bit ambiguous as far as this is concerned. One example would be the Ford F750, which is built to be a 33,000 GVWR vehicle, but is marketed as a 26,000 GVWR vehicle. So long as the weight of that vehicle remains under 26,000 lbs. GVWR, it doesn't require a CDL.

Tandem trucks and larger, however, are not so ambiguous - you need a CDL to drive them, no matter what.

Unless it is exempt.

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IF her name is NOT on the TITLE or loan, it is YOUR car and you can take possession of your car. Be SURE she doesnt have a contract with you.

They could have 10,000 writs but writs dont repo cars, recovery agents do. The amazing thing about writs are that if the debtor doesnt produce the car when served, they are then in contempt of a court order. Surely you know what that leads to. You see if a car is STOLEN, you report it to the police. That leaves a written report ,ect. for lenders/courts to see. If its not stolen, they figure you(the debtor) know where your car is. Logical, huh? If you loaned it to Aunt Sally, then you say Aunt Sally has the car at this address. One trail leads to the TRUTH and the car, the other to more and more lies. You pick the trail. You WONT drive this car for FREE. You arent the first one to play this game and neither are the lenders. Its fun for a bit but gets boring quickly. How much are you willing to pay ultimately for a car?? As the game progresses, you(the debtor) arent even driving it. Make the Payments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it really depends on If you had a title loan or by here pay here by the week,byweekly,or monthly or If your car is financed with a financial institution. title loan laws: if your two weeks behind they can repo you If your supposed to pay weekly If your supposed to pay every two weeks then it takes one month to get on the repo list If you pay monthly then after two months you get on the hit list it is best If you at least call the lender even If you do not have the money on time it is when you don't call and let them know what's going on that they send the repo man most of the time they will work with you this day and time things are hard for everyone so you won't go not understood

YES IT CAN. IF YOUI GO ON CLARKHOWARD.COM YOU WILL SEE FACTS ON SOMETHING CALLED A BAIL AGREEMENT. THATS WHEN A BANK SAYS THEY ARE FINANCING YOU AND YOU PUT DOWN A PAYMENT BUT THEY HAVEN'T REALLY APPROVED YO9U FOR THE LOAN YET. ITS BEST TO GO GET A CAR IN THE MORNING THAT WAY OU CAN TALK WITH SOMEONE AT THE FINANCING BANK. YOU CAN END UP OWEING THE DEALER OR THE BANK MONEY JUST FOR KEEPING THE CAR.

You would have to be a dealer and buy directly from the manufacturer