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Car loan discahrged in chapter7 BK , can I sell the car now?

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  • AngelinaCatHub
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    Not at all!

    Originally posted by tcreegan View Post
    Hi Rick,

    If your NY title doesn't show the lienholder, the NYS DMV made a mistake. Unfortunately that doesn't make the vehicle loan go away. The vehicle is still collateral on the loan. Stop paying or sell the car and don't pay off the loan, the lender is entitled to retrieve their collateral. I imagine the guy you sold the car too won't be too happy when the car gets repo'd....

    Tom in Colo
    Yes my friend, you may do with it what you want. BUT, you have to live with yourself. You just got out of a real stressful situation, how much more stress would you heave upon yourself? Do you wish to have your bk reopened by an Adversary Procedure? What you are considering is Fraud after the fact. Not right in any case.

    The best you would do is just drive it until something happens, and if not, drive it till the wheel fall off. Karma is a B*tch, and you really don't want to upset her. My opinion. 'Hub

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  • RickSanchez
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    Originally posted by tcreegan View Post
    Hi Rick,

    If your NY title doesn't show the lienholder, the NYS DMV made a mistake. Unfortunately that doesn't make the vehicle loan go away. The vehicle is still collateral on the loan. Stop paying or sell the car and don't pay off the loan, the lender is entitled to retrieve their collateral. I imagine the guy you sold the car too won't be too happy when the car gets repo'd....

    Tom in Colo
    How sure are you about this? The whole reason they put a lean on the title, is to prevent you from selling it.

    Is it possible that because I transferred during the bankruptcy process, the state looked and found no lean hence they put no lean.
    I am actually thinking of selling the car overseas, so I don't believe there will be a problem for the buyer.
    I am just wondering if the border control will give me any issues. The new title is all legit, so I can't imagine any issues. I am just perplexed how I ended up with no lean on it.

    Anyone else had an experience like this?

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  • RickSanchez
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    Originally posted by dneil View Post
    The last title you had, had a lien but this one shows no lien? What state did you move from??
    Nebraska.

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  • tcreegan
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    Hi Rick,

    If your NY title doesn't show the lienholder, the NYS DMV made a mistake. Unfortunately that doesn't make the vehicle loan go away. The vehicle is still collateral on the loan. Stop paying or sell the car and don't pay off the loan, the lender is entitled to retrieve their collateral. I imagine the guy you sold the car too won't be too happy when the car gets repo'd....

    Tom in Colo

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  • dneil
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    The last title you had, had a lien but this one shows no lien? What state did you move from??

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  • RickSanchez
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    Originally posted by dneil View Post
    I would double check with your attorney. You don't have in your possession a release of lien that the bank usually will send you... so I am not sure how things would play out if you sold the car. But then again, that debt has been discharged and on the agency you owe a zero balance. It could become a sticky situation, but maybe this is your lucky day, eh???

    Wait and see what others think...... ah, heck.. call your attorney and see what their advice is.

    I am done with the attorney. They won't help you much after BK . I tried asking them an unrelated questions a few months after BK, and they didn't help.
    If the state of NY issues you a title with no lean, does that pretty much mean that there is no lean? That's the question.

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  • dneil
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    I would double check with your attorney. You don't have in your possession a release of lien that the bank usually will send you... so I am not sure how things would play out if you sold the car. But then again, that debt has been discharged and on the agency you owe a zero balance. It could become a sticky situation, but maybe this is your lucky day, eh???

    Wait and see what others think...... ah, heck.. call your attorney and see what their advice is.

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  • RickSanchez
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    Originally posted by dneil View Post
    is the loan paid off?

    No, I am still paying it.

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  • dneil
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    is the loan paid off?

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  • Car loan discahrged in chapter7 BK , can I sell the car now?

    My chapter 7 BK was discharged last year. I had a car loan worth $12K that was included in the discharge. Lender offered me papers to re-affirm, but I refused per lawyers advice. I have been paying every payment on time and lender has no problem with it.
    The issue is this: the car was originally titled in a different state, but a few weeks before discharge I transferred the title to NY. New York issued me a new title with no leans on it. It says " NO LEAN RECORDED".
    Does this mean that I actually have no lean on this title? If so, how is that possible? By the way, BK happen in NY.

    What would happen if I tried to sell this car?

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