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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Courthouse Auction house contents
Looking to bid on a REI bank foreclosure at the county courthouse. I have bought 2 previously and understand that contents are mine to keep or dispose.
My question is that this particular home has a fairly new automobile in the garage. Talking to neighbors, finding out auto was financed, then owner passed away during Covid times 2/3 years ago. I’m pretty sure high bid would not get the auto and would be impossible to retitle anyway. If I would win auction, what do I do with auto? Has finance company already wrote off vehicle?
Most Popular Reply

@Doug Wade
Even if they wrote it off how would you get clear title
I would move it on the street or a place where it would get towed.
Lastly car companies rarely write off cars because it’s so easy for them to repossess them.
- Chris Seveney
