Subject	This is exactly what I did and had no problems >>
Posted by	Greg (Dallas) on January 30, 2004 at 3:26 PM
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In Reply To	He would probably end up losing money going that route posted by NytWolf on January 30, 2004 at 11:03 AM
Message	Agreed, you have to have good credit to get an unsecured loan, but usually there are not penalties for prepayment. It cost me about a hundred bucks (in interest for 2 weeks).
Follow Ups	How do you sell a car to a private party when you - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 10:37:40 01/30/04 I think you need to pay off the lean holder first before>> - Cap927 (hibernating Z) 10:44:44 01/30/04 If I could pay it off I would. Catch -22 (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 10:46:20 01/30/04 Just write a check. (n/m) - SactoTodd 10:47:55 01/30/04 well if the buyer trust you enough they could give you the > - Cap927 (hibernating Z) 10:50:14 01/30/04 I did that when I sold the Supra. No problems. (n/m) - Greg (Dallas) 10:56:27 01/30/04 3rd... same thing with my last car... - Longhorn20 11:04:56 01/30/04 that's more less what i was saying, but not many people - takirb 11:05:18 01/30/04 Call your bank perhaps? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:52:17 01/30/04 I owe 20K on it . Hard for me to pay off. (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 10:47:55 01/30/04 you could work out an arrangement with the lean holder - takirb 10:49:36 01/30/04 Re: you could work out an arrangement with the lean holder - SactoTodd 10:51:51 01/30/04 Re: Re: you could work out an arrangement with the lean holder - merlin3 10:55:49 01/30/04 "Heres your check send me the title when you get the chance" - Zluster(Hungover) 10:57:06 01/30/04 LMAO@"send it when you get the chance" (n/m) - takirb 11:06:12 01/30/04 Yuppers (n/m) - Zluster(Hungover) 11:18:59 01/30/04 it just depends on how bad the buyer wants the car. if - takirb 11:14:24 01/30/04 Personally, I would never do that as a buyer. - SooperZ95 10:56:01 01/30/04 If the new buyer goes through a loan process, the new lean - unluky 10:55:22 01/30/04 Easiest thing to do, IMHO >> - Greg (Dallas) 10:58:26 01/30/04 He would probably end up losing money going that route - NytWolf 11:03:37 01/30/04 This is exactly what I did and had no problems >> - Greg (Dallas) 15:26:24 01/30/04 Is the LIEN holder a bank? - NytWolf 10:59:07 01/30/04 It is a lending bank out of state. (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 11:01:15 01/30/04 What I would do is call the bank and ask for directions - NytWolf 11:06:32 01/30/04 lien (n/m) - boileralum 11:03:09 01/30/04 Call the lien holder; they probably answer that q daily - J.R. (phx) 11:08:12 01/30/04 yea, you know anyone looking for one? I might get a - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 11:22:03 01/30/04 here - chivas 11:34:14 01/30/04 That is sweet looking Benz. Can't believe the price - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:21:58 01/30/04 I know!!!! *kick self* (n/m) - chivas 08:22:48 01/31/04 Very simple... - nixit 11:13:25 01/30/04 That would depend on the buyer. Some or most might want - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 11:19:55 01/30/04 Have his bank wire the money to your bank. - barbiecar 11:53:18 01/30/04 When I bought my car from a seller with a lien, - yt nitram 14:18:59 01/30/04 Here is how I did it. - xybertron 19:16:55 01/30/04
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