Go to a title agent. They can pay off the loan and issue issue a temporary
title/registration on the day of sale.
mike
Wish it wss that easy... apparently in Michigan you have to do all private
title transfers at a Secretary of State office.
Also got ahold of gmac and they said there was no way to pick it up in
person... 3-5 day hold for cashiers check, plus mailing time both ways ;(
> Go to a title agent. They can pay off the loan and issue issue a
> temporary title/registration on the day of sale.
>
> mike
Mike Hunter - 04 Nov 2005 23:43 GMT
One thing about asking for advice, you are free to take the advice you are
offered or not, as you see fit
mike hunt
.
> Wish it wss that easy... apparently in Michigan you have to do all
> private
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>> mike
Joe - 08 Nov 2005 05:26 GMT
If you are in Michigan YOU should have the title. Finance companies do not
hold the title in Michigan. Take cash to any gmac office , tell them to
bring up the balance in the computer and pay what is owed. Have them sign
off the lein on the release of lein line on the title and be on your way.
If they won't let you pay it off and release it that way tell them you want
it in writing that they will not accept your payment. Get the branch
manager involved. Refusal of payment cancels debts in some states. Remind
the Branch Manager of this.
> Wish it wss that easy... apparently in Michigan you have to do all private
> title transfers at a Secretary of State office.
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> > mike