Sale of Repossessed Vehicle

Sale of Repossessed Vehicle 1. Licensee must maintain a repossession log or separate record of all repossessed vehicles. Such record must include the customer’s name, vehicle information (including make, model and VIN number), date of repossession, date of sale, name of purchaser, amount of sale or payment, and method of payment by purchaser. Licensee shall maintain supporting documentation of each sale by a cash ticket or a financing agreement. 2. Documentation shall be maintained on all repossessed vehicles that are sold indicating the value of each vehicle. Such documentation shall include a written condition report and at least two (2) photographs depicting the condition of the vehicle. In the event a licensee finances a vehicle they have repossessed, the licensee must comply with the rates authorized by the Mississippi Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Law. Such sale shall not be executed on a Title Pledge Agreement. 3. In the event a licensee declares a vehicle to be salvage pursuant to Section 75-67-411 (5), Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended, licensee must obtain a “junk certificate” from the Mississippi Tax Commission pursuant to Mississippi Title Law Regulation 51 (a) (4) which is defined as “an administrative letter issued by the Tax Commission for a vehicle which has been scrapped, dismantled or destroyed and the owner has surrendered the Mississippi Certificate of Title to the Tax Commission in accordance with Section 63-21- 39, Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended .” A copy of the required documentation and “junk certificate” shall be maintained in the customers file folder. The value received from the sale of any salvage shall be evidenced by a bill of sale or cash ticket and applied to the customer’s account balance. 4. For repossessions that are not declared salvage, licensee shall maintain a record that includes: balance owed plus service charge calculated up to the date of repossession; repossession fee that consists of actual towing and storage charges paid to an unrelated third (3rd) party; charges paid to an unrelated third (3rd) party for repairs to make property operable; the allowed one hundred dollar ($100.00) sales fee; to whom sold; and the amount of sale. Licensee must maintain a copy of all bills/invoices for any charges paid to a third party in the customers file folder. To verify amount of sale, licensee must obtain two (2) bids on vehicles less than ten (10) years old or a receipt from an auction seller indicating the amount received from the sale. For vehicles that are not sold at an auction and are ten (10) years old and older, licensee must have at least two (2) photographs depicting the condition of the vehicle and any other documentation to support the value of the vehicle.