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so you expect the guy to give you 18k w/o a title? hmmm theres got to be a missing step. unless the bill of sale is good enough till you get title in hand
so you expect the guy to give you 18k w/o a title? hmmm theres got to be a missing step. unless the bill of sale is good enough till you get title in hand
From what I understand, yes. I would disclose that I have a lein (bank loan), collect the loan check from the other parties lender, pay-off my loan and receive the title, then transfer the title to the new owner. Basically it would work the same way except the purchasing party would have to wait the few extra days for me to make final payment and get the title.
Someone who has done this correct me if I'm wrong.
From what I understand, yes. I would disclose that I have a lein (bank loan), collect the loan check from the other parties lender, pay-off my loan and receive the title, then transfer the title to the new owner. Basically it would work the same way except the purchasing party would have to wait the few extra days for me to make final payment and get the title.
Someone who has done this correct me if I'm wrong.
Exactly, so the buyer would have to wait for the title to come in after I pay it off, with the money provided by the buyer, so that it can be transferred.
New owner does that. If you trust the guy, get him to turn in the plate once you've canceled insurance (if not, take the plate yourself & tell the guy to follow you to the DMV).
You're only responsible for the old plate-- the new guy is responsible for filing the title once you've signed the bill of sale.