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April 19th, 2012 08:40 AM #1
para makabawi man lng kahit konti...pandagdag sa down payment. rather than surrendering the car itself--wala ako makukuha, pero assured ako na free na ako.
is having "deed of absolute sale" enough para ma-free ka sa wrong doings ng buyer mo?in event mag default siya/ gamitin sa crime/naka-aksidente, para mafree ka sa liabilites kahit in writing man lang?
may additional clauses ba akong idadagdag sa deeds of sale?
wanna be sure... as per experience ko--kahit kamag-anak mo, kaya kang trydorin.
although gusto ko etong current ride ko, it still lacks the space i need. and while on promo ang urvan, will try to grab their sale...until may 31 nga lang...
pero will sell first muna before i get the replacement... and get approved before letting go of the car.
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April 19th, 2012 09:01 AM #2In my experience, mas maganda kung i-payoff ng buyer yung remaining balance mo sa banko and then get whatever is remaining of it for yourself towards DP for a new car. Once or twice na ako nakabili ng sasakyan na may outstanding balance, the last was an 06 Vios that was acquired thru Toyota Financial Services, after agreeing on the price with the seller we altogether went to the head office of TFS in Ayala Ave to pay off the remaining balance after that wait ka for mga 2-3 weeks siguro para ma-release yung cancellation of chattel mortgage saka OR/CR.
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April 19th, 2012 09:09 AM #3
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April 19th, 2012 02:13 PM #4
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May 9th, 2012 05:31 PM #5Eto din po ang gusto malaman. Gusto ko din mag-upgrade ng kotse kaso wala ko alam sa "assume balance". Sana may makatulong. Salamat!
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May 30th, 2012 12:22 PM #6
bro mahirap ang assume balance kasi kung mag fail yung "buyer" mo sa obligation, ikaw ang masisira sa bank. kung magamit sa "hindi maganda" ang car mo ikaw ang hahabulin. kaya nga ang mga nagba buy n sell pay off nila sa bank para alam nila kung legit din ang owner / seller kasi iwas problem
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May 30th, 2012 02:17 PM #7car for sale PHP xxxxxx.00 plus take over payments.
or sell the car back to the bank to resell which is probably the safest way to get out of liability. may not be the best price for your car but eliminates the third party to your car loan
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June 1st, 2012 10:28 PM #8Pasakay TS. pwede bang ibenta ulit ang sasakyan sa banko then use the current loan mo para mag upgrade ka?
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June 3rd, 2012 10:02 PM #9
bros, a friend of mine who is a BM of BPI told me before that it is safe to surrender the car back to the bank however, you might have difficulty in applying for future loans. kaya siguro kahit talo ka better ibenta mo na lang ang car mo as long as i pay off ng buyer ang balance mo at least clear ka sa anumang liabilities sa bank.
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April 6th, 2015 11:26 PM #10Hi Sir Ron, tanong ko lang po, nung nabayaran nyo na yung car nauwi nyo na kaagad? Tsaka yung deed of sale dun na din kayo nagpirmahan at nagpanotaryo? 2 weeks din po ba aabutin nung mga or/cr tsaka pwede po ba irelease yung or/cr na nakapangalan na sa buyer?
Balak ko kasi i pa payoff yung kotse ko, natatakot lang ako in case maka accidente yung buyer, enough na po ba ang notarized deed of sale para labas ka na? Salamat po ng madami, pasensya na po sa madaming tanong...
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