You can try to negotiate an installment payment plan or sell.

That would be a straw-man transaction and not a good idea. Why not take a home equity loan for the $50,000 you want to have in hand. Then you have...

If your name and his/hers are on the title, you both have the right to possession of the vehicle. You have the right to take possession by towing...

Read the Truth in Lending statement you got when you financed. It should say what you would pay over the life of the loan. If you pay-off early,...

No useful answer is possible without reading the sales contract. The right to repossess must be specifically stated in the sales contract. You may...

speaking, the lenders will turn the accounts over to third party debt colllectors. It is also possible your debts could be sold to a third party....

Are you sure the debt was sold. It's possible the account was sent to collections with a third party debt collector for a period of time, but not...

You can file for divorce, prove up the common law marriage, then get a property settlement/order to get help with the debt.

Generally, you new lender will contact the current mortgage lender. You must provide the loan number and address, but that's all. There might be a...

The interest rate is usurious. If you sue to collect, the borrower will counter sue you and you could owe him as much as $75,000.