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Financing question
So I have a quick question for you guys.
I helped the ex with her car purchase and paid off the car. Now that we're not together any more I just want her to pay me off completely for the amount that she owes me. She tried going to the bank to get a loan but even though her credit is good the income portion is too low. I own the car right now and I have the title, but I don't want to have anything to do with her or the car. Is there a way that I can go through a dealership of some sort and have them finance her with the car as collateral so I can finally get rid of it? She wants to make monthly payments to me with a promissory note, but you know that even with that if she was to just leave town there's not much I can do about it. I just want my money back. So right now I am considering the following options: 1. Try to get some car dealership to buy it and then sell it back to her. 2. Let her pay me back month. NOT what I want to do since there's the insurance situation 3. Just sell the damn car to someone and tell her she's SOL, but this means I will lose a few grand in the process Yes, I know it was a mistake to co-sign and pay off the car, but what's done is done and now I just want it behind me. Thanks fellas. |
How much is the car worth?
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Sell the car... Give her back whatever $$ she paid in if anything and part company.
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How much are you owed? If it's like 1000 bucks, then forget it. Not worth the hassle.
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Originally Posted by mrjulius
(Post 20658668)
How much are you owed? If it's like 1000 bucks, then forget it. Not worth the hassle.
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Originally Posted by rosodigital
(Post 20658590)
Sell the car... Give her back whatever $$ she paid in if anything and part company.
Ideally you could accept monthly payments from her, but everyone knows you'll get paid a few times then it'll start get harder and harder to get the rest from her as time goes on. |
Originally Posted by rosodigital
(Post 20658590)
Sell the car... Give her back whatever $$ she paid in if anything and part company.
This! See, you're fighting for something that has a decreasing value. |
Originally Posted by Not Sure
(Post 20658791)
Originally Posted by rosodigital' timestamp='1307479362' post='20658590
Sell the car... Give her back whatever $$ she paid in if anything and part company.
Ideally you could accept monthly payments from her, but everyone knows you'll get paid a few times then it'll start get harder and harder to get the rest from her as time goes on. That's what I am thinking. I think I'll just take it down to a dealership and sell it there and have her deal with whatever they want to do with the car afterwards. Man, such a headache. I can't imagine what the fellas going through a divorce must feel. |
Originally Posted by jlammy
(Post 20658936)
Originally Posted by Not Sure' timestamp='1307482660' post='20658791
[quote name='rosodigital' timestamp='1307479362' post='20658590']
Sell the car... Give her back whatever $$ she paid in if anything and part company. Ideally you could accept monthly payments from her, but everyone knows you'll get paid a few times then it'll start get harder and harder to get the rest from her as time goes on. That's what I am thinking. I think I'll just take it down to a dealership and sell it there and have her deal with whatever they want to do with the car afterwards. Man, such a headache. I can't imagine what the fellas going through a divorce must feel. [/quote] Nothing, nothing at all, I'd bury her and keep the car. This mentality ensures a long stable relationship and a promise of never giving up cars. ;tipwink: |
Originally Posted by Back-cracker
(Post 20658553)
How much is the car worth?
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