Repossession

The bill of sale would be the receipt from the pawn shop where you purchased the motorcycle. You fill in the buyer info on the title.

there could be several reasons some of them being, sometimes car finance companys request stipulations for the loan such as proof of income, proof of address, proof of employment,

Yes, but your trade in value may or may not cover for the cheaper car so whatever you owe on your current loan will be tacked onto your future loan for the cheaper car you are speaking about.

you have to define 'best' first the golden porche in the Phortziem museum, Germany! It is actually made of gold and it can drive. The smartcar- small, green, funny looking, and you can park it sideways.
Best is always a matter of personal opinion.
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Tow compies can sell your car 30-90 days. But they have to notify the state to get info on you and lien holder? run a paper ad and notify you of charges and how long it will be till sale.

-They have to send you a certified letter telling you that you have 90 days to get your vehicle, and if you dont then they can file for a salvage title.But there are always those occasions where things are different. and they normally charge 2-3 dollars a day for storage.

Yes, depending on the state. In Florida you have 3 days after finishing a transaction to return it by law whether it be a vechicle or a health club membership.

yes, if they did not hook up they can't tow it. unless police told them to tow. but if it'sa inpound no

If the title is not free and clear, then the title cannot be transferred to a new owner and it cannot be sold. If the creditor has written it off and it is no longer in dispute, then it can be sold.

You can sell it as scrap metal to a junk yard without a title, I believe.

You have discovered the real reason for never co-signing with a friend. Now you have lost a friend and a lot of money. Go to the bank, explain your dilemma and let them know that you want the car picked up and that you'll pay for the cost of the Repo company and continue to pay for the note but you don't want to subsidize your former friend. When you get the car back, sell it yourself. If you send it to the auto auction you will be getting next to nothing fo the vehicle.

No. And it would not be advisable for anyone to attempt such action even though they are a completely innocent party.

You go to a dealership, just like if you were going to buy one... then you tell them that you want to do a lease deal instead.

You can also arrange a lease or a purchase online now.

Car dealers cannot issue arrest warrants only judges can do that. If there is an arrest warrant then you have broken some kind of law and the dealer has petitioned a judge or filed criminal charges and the police or marshalls office will carry out the warrant.

Any salvage yard should buy it for junk metal or parts. It isn't worth much other than the metal that holds it together.

Title loan companies are notoriously low in patience. Title Max is one of the least patient. The Title Max paper I ran in the past was as new as one week past due. Sadly, in most states, title loans are rarely larger than a couple thousand dollars, and the vehicle can only be sold no more than the ballance owed. Good for car buyers, bad for those who secure title loans.

Typically you will have up to thirty days to redeem any vehicle that has been repossessed. There are some variation that may reduce this time, so it would be best to contact the respossession agency who secured it.

I assume you mean from a repo man. It is illegal to hide a car to prevent repossession. In some states criminal charges can be filed against you. In the end they will get the car. The lender does not want to repo the car anymore than you want it repossessed. Both you and the lender loose.Even if you hide the car eventually they will find it. Don't be foolish and try to hide it. Just set down with them and see if you can work out a deal? If not, then just turn the car over to them. This will save you the repossession fees which you are obligated to pay.

Go on Craig's list for your city/state, open a free account with email, Once that's done, post new ad, cars for sale by owner, add title, price, text, upload pix from your comp and post.

Go to Mexico.

the car will most likely be repossed and a court order issued against you for what is owing plus costs

She needs to contact the lender and make sure the payments are made. If not they will repossess the car and she will be responsible for the loan balance after they sell the car. She also needs to contact a lawyer and see what her rights are in her state.

For any car that is impounded (not available for release without a police OK) or stored (available for release to the registered owner without a police OK), a written or verbal notice must be given to the party from whom it was taken. If no verbal notice of the vehicle was given to the person who had custody of the vehicle at the time of impound/storage - a notice must be mailed(15-20 days) to the last registered owner and legal owner (loan holder). If the storage fees and any back DMV fees (if any) are not paid within generally 30 days, the tow company may sell the car for lien fees. Notice of the impending sale is to be sent to the registered and legal owners prior to the transfer of title due to the lien sale.

Yes. Talk to the seller/dealer.

The end of each month is a good time to buy a car because many of the lots want to get rid of their inventory. Also just before Christmas or the beginning of a new year. Just before Christmas is slow, and the beginning of the year the new models are coming out and they want to get rid of the older ones. Pick Fridays to set up a deal on a car you may be interested in. Fridays are usually good days for most because of the weekend coming up. Even though car salesmen work hard and on commission and most weekends they still go out for drinks and have a good time ... so pick that Friday if you can.

I bought a great Ford Taurus from a car dealership (1 year old and 16,000 clicks on it.) I asked the salesman when he would be going to an auction and so I went that route. You can also buy a demo car with low mileage. The salesman goes to the auction and picks out a car you have requested. I got a great deal on it doing it this way. The car was like new and I still have it (10 years now) and it purrs like a kitten with few mechanical problems.

Another good choice would be to get the vehicle at a repossessed car auction yourself and cut the middle man. Of course, you'd have to go to a public auction (there are also private repossessed auto auctions for dealers only). Even one more option would be to contact a bank yourself and ask for the list of repossessed cars they have on stock before they even resell them publicly at an auction. In both cases, any time time during an economic crisis like the one we're going through is a good time to purchase on a repossessed car, since there are plenty of them in the market.

No specific time actually if it is a used car. You can always check out cars classifieds online to find the model of car that you desire. Whether you are looking to buy from used car dealers, private sellers or business owners, you can always use this online cars classifieds to compare used car values and cars pricing to get the best car deal and the best value for your money.

Take it to the shop, and have them adjust the timing. It is a lot faster and easier for them to do it for you.