Repossession

I am behind 3 months on my van. My husband and I decided to let the car go. We have 1 week to make back payments and the current. I haven't yet called the lender to tell them to come repossess the van. I heard that I can try to sell the van by having someone pick up the notes or selling it for the balance of $13,000. Is it too late to sell it? How long after I tell the company to come get the car do I have to sell it first? I am behind 3 months on my van. My husband and I decided to let the car go. We have 1 week to make back payments and the current. I haven't yet called the lender to tell them to come repossess the van. I heard that I can try to sell the van by having someone pick up the notes or selling it for the balance of $13,000. Is it too late to sell it? How long after I tell the company to come get the car do I have to sell it first?

The writ of possession is nothing more than a complement of the writ of execution which, without the former, is ineffective; for it would be useless to order a sheriff to sell a real property of a judgment debtor if after the sale is made in the manner provided by law the purchaser, after the expiration of the period of redemption, may not enter upon the possession of the property thus purchased

Yes, they can, and often they will, because it creates less of a possibility of you trying to intervene.

yes

You might want to make a payment with a check rather than with cash in order to prove both when you paid and that you did INDEED pay. You might want to make a payment with a check rather than with cash for the simple reason you don't HAVE any cash.

If you voluntarily gave the vehicle back, you wouldn't still have the vehicle, so if you mean that you told the bank where to come get it, and they never did, I guess it would depend on the steps the lender took to secure title to it. IF you can prove the vehicle has been abandoned (timeframes are different in different states), you might be able to file abandonment papers, and ultimately gain title to the vehicle.

mechanic is what it is called that you very much

When a debtor lends money to someone else, he becomes a creditor.

noura.

what its made out of and if its a good quality

Not unless the dealer agrees to void the contract or fraud was involved. You signed it, and you will have to live with that decision.

Cars of one sort or another have been being built as experimental prototypes for Centuries. Leonardo da Vinci experimented with pedal-powered and pulley-powered vehicles in 16th Century Italy; the first internal combustion engines appeared in England in the 1680's and used gunpowder as fuel; and steam-driven road tractors and coaches began appearing in the late 18th Century, with regular passenger services being introduced in late Georgian times. However, the first true petrol-driven cars first appeared in the 1870's- Daimler and Benz were among the earliest pioneers. The first ever PRODUCTION car, that was available for sale to the general public, was the Benz 3-wheeler of 1885; essentially a huge petrol-engined tricycle with tiller steering and a single-cylinder four-stroke engine with belt transmission. This was the advent of car production in Europe, and by the 1890's a number of other manufacturers in the UK and on the Continent were producing cars. Car production began in the USA slightly later, the first US car on the market being the 1896 Ford. It began later still in Central & Eastern Europe, Russia and Japan- they didn't begin making their own cars until Edwardian times, although they were importing them from Europe and the USA before then. Other nations, such as China and India, only launched their own makes in the 1930's.

you need to have the buyer fill out the Bill of Sale, and get the money before the title is handed over.

Call AE Recovery in Glendale, AZ. They can help answer all your questions regarding the abandoned vehicle titling process. Check out their website. http://www.aerecoveryandtowing.com. They helped me get a title for the car that was in the backyard for 13 years. Hope this helps!

There are forums on PlayStation's site discussing how Security @ SCEA can access your Stolen PS3's IP address should it be connected to the internet anytime soon.

there are 2 conditions for this to supposedly work.

1. SCEA Security will not disclose this information or even admit they can track IPs to anyone but Law Enforcement (including police, detectives, and court officials like lawyers). So yes, the Officer handling your case needs to be intelligent enough to use modern technology lingo and customer service processes. Oh boy.

2. You will need to either know your PS3's IP address, or the Serial Numbers located on the system and on the reciept / box that you probably threw away the day after you opened it. THESE ARE THINGS EVERYONE SHOULD KEEP ON FILE even if your PS3 is sitting quite not-stolen in your living room. You never know.

* SCEA may be able to use your PlayStation Network Account alone to recover your Serial Number / IP address, but it is unlikely they would be able to tell you about it.

without anything less than this information, it is unlikely you will be able to prove you even had a PS3, let alone find a Stolen one.

if brother left home for over two years and i stay and payed bills do he have a right to property . what are my rights.

what is the question here?.... Just using a ? doesn't constitute a question

almost all

probably

Can you legally tow a vehicle on a trailre to another state if the vehicle being towed has and expired tag? I don't want the states pulling me over for this and don't know about this. Don't want to renew the plates only to have to renew them again when I get to Arizona. Thanks, Gene.

in the south of Connectiut

Sure. If you don't pay your mortgage fully, or if you don't pay other debts and they get a lien to the property...there can be a forced sale to recover what you owe. The more equity you have, the more likely the creditor is to want to foreclose....that is what pays the debt.

if the parts have serial numbers on them that can be traced back to you then yes. (im person X)

If the question is why start a business in California well the volume of people is certainly a good place to start.

this is a question of management and manager should deal with this problem

No