In Louisiana if you call a tow truck company and request them to move from PRIVATE property (after you own it), they will typically remove it at no cost and then they take the responsibility of advertising to sell the car per the law. I've had numerous vehicles removed from private property I've owned or that my clients have owned. But again the vehicle has to be on your property. Not the public right of way or in front the property. Within your 4 boundaries.
In Louisiana if you call a tow truck company and request them to move from PRIVATE property (after you own it), they will typically remove it at no cost and then they take the responsibility of advertising to sell the car per the law. I've had numerous vehicles removed from private property I've owned or that my clients have owned. But again the vehicle has to be on your property. Not the public right of way or in front the property. Within your 4 boundaries.
There is a way to apply for title through the DMV for a vehicle that was abandoned on your property. We had to do it once to get title to a mobile home left on a lot.
I don't remember the details but the DMV could walk you through the process.
Or you could have it towed if you just want to get rid of it... I would think it's no different than a shop owner having a vehicle towed that blocks a loading dock or improperly parked on their property.
Hi Ryan. I'm right next door in Madisonville! Great seeing someone so close on here. I purchased a house that had 2 cars on the property and had it written in the purchase agreement that they were my property upon closing. I wasn't sure at the time if I needed a legal document or not since I couldn't get the titles. I ended up finding a scrap man that came and picked them up for me. I didn't even have to show him the document.
yea lien / title sale it at DMV! usually u will find the owner surface out of nowhere claiming they had no idea their car was missing or some other cockamamie story, and that they want it back but have no way to move it or put it =L