Vehicle purchase
Is there a way to legally take over payments on a vehicle, leaving the owner not liable.
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Read More Answered By: Donald Holben |
Re: Vehicle purchase Yes, it's called refinance. As long as owner is on loan docs, he remains responsible. Only way to get him released from responsibility is for you to get your own loan or cash to purchase and get lien released. |
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