928 Purchase prior to bankruptcy
#16
Rennlist Member
FWIW, I cannot imagine a trustee going to the expense and effort to void a sale and buy back a car. All the costs to get the car returned, re-titled, stored, prepared for sale, advertised, etc. would surely outweigh any modest increment of 'market value' they thought was lost in the original transaction.
#17
Just to stir the pot a bit more, please consider the old adage (given new life by the intardweb) that a deal too good to be true usually isn't.
A story to sell a car is a story, believe it at your own risk.
- Josh
A story to sell a car is a story, believe it at your own risk.
- Josh
#18
Shameful Thread Killer
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
FWIW, I cannot imagine a trustee going to the expense and effort to void a sale and buy back a car. All the costs to get the car returned, re-titled, stored, prepared for sale, advertised, etc. would surely outweigh any modest increment of 'market value' they thought was lost in the original transaction.