Someone represented himself as a Rep in the auto buying business and purchased my car. If he lied, do I have any recourse?
You need to move on. There is no recourse for a purely bad decision.
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You need to move on. There is no recourse for a purely bad decision.
Unfortunately, they are not at fault because their office was closed and you parked in a spot knowing you could be towed. Chalk it up to a life...
If you read the walmart terms in their sale agreement they are not required to sell you a mistaken or highly discounted item and can cancel the sale.
Depending upon sale language it is likely you have no recourse because you bought it "as is."
It is not theft if you paid for it in full and have title for it. You should get it registered in your name
Call towing company and have them towed if you cannot park in your spot. Another option is to put cones on the lines.
One letter should not be a problem unless real estate license rules permit it or if he has told you not to contact him.
You should probably find a way to pay for your citations, but a traffic ticket attorney may be able to help you.
Get a real estate license. It does not take that long nor is it expensive and would likely be useful in your business.
They certainly can attempt to. If they do you should receive notice of it if that happens. If you get notice of one you should contact an attorney.