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I’m currently in process of buying a car out of state, sight unseen.
Seller is very diligently responding in mature manner and I have a confidence on him.
I’m also having the pre purchase inspection done today to verify any possible issues before committing to it.
Purchase will be through the credit union he will put me in contact with.
Is there anything else I should look into before I make my move?
Also, in order to save tax on the purchase, should I make a certified check and send it to him and have him write lower purchase price on the bill of sale?
Or can I just use his credit union (who is currently the lien holder of his car I presume) to make all the transaction? Is bill of sale something we can write or does the lien holder have to write out?
It is first time for me and him to buy/sell car over the internet, let alone sight unseen.
Please shed some light to get the most benefit out of doing private purchase.
Thank you.
Jung
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