Re: Selling my boat w/mo. payments
- From: "FREDO" <FREDO@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 07:10:54 GMT
I agree with your daughter let him fix his problems then come back.
Fredo
"Eddie" <hawaii-50@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Ok, this may be really dumb on my part, knowing that if I sell my
> house and carry the note and it defaults, I know they can't take the
> house somewhere. But I've been offered a monthly plan with 15% down
> on my $17,000 Regal. Payments for 4 years with 6% interest.
> The person is a professional with a good paying job and I have
> everything from him to check such as personal references, work
> references, and rent references. He claims he's been a victim of
> identity fraud and thus unable to finance through a bank.
> My gut feeling is the guy is ok, my daughter says no. She says let
> him fix the current financial problem, wait 6 months or so and if I
> still have the boat, get him to try financing with a bank.
> Anyone out there with an opinion? And yes, I would keep the title.
> But there is the chance that he could just motor on down to Mexico or
> whatever, right?
> How easy is it to get away with boat theft? Do the hull numbers mean
> anything? Could one simply trailer it to another state and get some
> kind of registration?
> Thanks for any insights and help on this matter.
> Eddie
>
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