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Old 02-11-2009, 07:37 PM
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Default What Happens To The Vehicle If They Don't Repo
I'm curious to what happens to the vehicle. I'm seeing a lot of these lately maybe because of End of the year accounting for banks to claim losses. Who retains the vehicle if they don't repo, can the debtor get a title, can the debtor settle if acct. was sold to another company?
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Old 02-12-2009, 04:33 AM
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Default Re: What Happens To The Vehicle If They Don't Repo
In Florida, in order to own the vehicle that has a lien on it, either the lien holder must notify DMV that the lien has been satisfied, or you must wait 5 years (it may be 6, I cannot remember) if the lien holder cannot be found or contacted.
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