Don’t ever do it until you have the money in hand, if the deal falls thru you may have to file for a new title.Forgot to mention, only the seller's signature has to be notarized, so you can do that prior to the sale (if to an individual)
Don’t ever do it until you have the money in hand, if the deal falls thru you may have to file for a new title.Forgot to mention, only the seller's signature has to be notarized, so you can do that prior to the sale (if to an individual)
My son is a buyer for carmax. I go through him win I need a vehicle.Private party will probably get you the most money. Otherwise Carmax is the way to go. I keep a car for around 3 years and sell. The last leased car I sold Carmax I made 7K. It was a Subaru Outback. If nothing else I would bring it by Carmax and get a 7day quote. If nothing else it’ll give you a good Idea of what to expect. I sell all my cars to Carmax. I went to a dealer once because they guaranteed me the best price for my car. Once I told them I was going to take my car to Carmax after them they told me nobody would beat a deal I got from Carmax. They don’t usually even sell older cars at Carmax, they sell them to dealers at auction. Also Carmax are Guru’s when it comes to volume buying and selling.
I agree with Tinytim. If you notarize the title first and don’t sell within 30 days you’ll have to file for a new one.Don’t ever do it until you have the money in hand, if the deal falls thru you may have to file for a new title.
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