what is an escrow impound account?
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If a person has an impound account it means the payment you pay each month not only covers principal and interest it also includes taxes and or homeowners insurance. \n\nThe service is of great benefit to folks that might not otherwise put funds aside for these bills.  The lender determines how much will be needed each year and adjustments your payment accordingly.
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No, no no.  I am an Ebay Powerseller and have been for years - NO ESCROW - this is an old trick used daily on Ebay to cheat unsuspecting people.  And do not contact people outside the auction to work deals with them.  Make the person bid on the watch and win the watch according to the rules of Ebay.\n\nAlso, take only wire transfers to your bank account or Paypal payments.
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www.banking.state.ny.us/wb050225.htm
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I think TCash has a POS module.\n\nVisit http://www.turbocashuk.com/accounting-software-features.html
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Estimates are usually pretty accurate.  A lot of complications can bollix up a real estate closing, but try not to think about it.\n\n(I know; I've gone through 2 in the last 3 years.)\n\nAlthough no transaction is set in stone until escrow closes, the fact that you are this close to the closing date is a good thing.  Keep thinking positively and try to relax.
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I think you may mean "Equifax." They're one of the credit reporting companies. Their site is www.equifax.com
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79.1050. (1) In -ORS 79.1010- to 79.5070 and 79.8010 unless the\ncontext otherwise requires:\n  (a) 'Account debtor' means the person who is obligated on an\naccount, chattel paper or general intangible.\n  (b) 'Chattel paper' means a writing or writings which evidence\nboth a monetary obligation and a security interest in or a lease\nof specific goods. When a transaction is evidenced both by such a\nsecurity agreement or a lease and by an instrument or a series of\ninstruments, the group of writings taken together constitutes\nchattel paper.\n  (c) 'Collateral' means the property subject to a security\ninterest, and includes accounts and chattel paper which have been\nsold.
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sounds like collateral
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This is what is referred to as an embezzled vehicle. It is a similar charge to vehicle theft. However, the DA's office can pursue theft charges depending on the circumstances.
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What is an Escrow? \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nAn escrow is a deposit of funds, a deed or other instrument by one party for the delivery to another party upon completion of a specific condition or event. It is an independent neutral account by which the interests of all parties to the transaction are protected. \n\nWhen opening an escrow, the buyer and seller of a piece of property establish terms and conditions for the transfer of ownership of that property. These terms and conditions are given to a third, impartial party known as the escrow holder. The escrow holder has the responsibility of seeing that the terms are carried out. \n\nThe escrow is a "storehouse" for all monies, instructions and documents necessary for the sale of your home. This includes the buyer providing funds for a down payment, and the seller depositing the deed and any other necessary papers. \n\nWhy Do I Need an Escrow? \nAn escrow will provide you with a guarantee that no funds or property will change hands until ALL of the terms and conditions have been followed. The escrow holder has the responsibility to watch over the funds and/or documents and then pay out the funds and/or transfer the title only when all requirements of the escrow have been completed. \n\nHow does the Escrow Process Work?\nThe buyer, seller, lender and/or borrower cause escrow instructions to be created, signed and delivered to the escrow officer. The escrow officer will then process the escrow, in accordance with the escrow instructions. When all conditions required in the escrow are met, the escrow is "closed". \n\nPrior to close of escrow, the buyer deposits the funds required with the escrow holder. The buyer instructs the escrow holder to release the money to the seller when: \nThe deed records \nA policy of title insurance will be prepared and delivered to the buyer \nThe escrow holder acts for both parties and protects the interests of each within the power of the escrow instructions. Escrow cannot be completed until the instructions have been fully satisfied and all parties have signed escrow documents. The escrow holder takes instructions based on the terms of the purchase agreement and the lender's requirements.\n\nThe duties of the escrow holder include: \nManaging the funds and/or documents in accordance with instructions \nPaying all bills as authorized \nResponding to requests from the principals \nClosing the escrow only when all terms and conditions have been met \nDistributing the funds accordingly \nHow Do I Open an Escrow?\nGenerally, the buyer or seller's real estate agent will open the escrow. As soon as you complete the purchase agreement, the agent will place the buyer's initial deposit, if any, into the escrow account at a title company or into the real estate broker's account. \n\nWhat Do I Need to Do Before My Appointment to Sign Escrow Papers? \nAll parties signing the documents must bring proper identification. Bring either a valid driver's license, state identification card or current passport with you to the title company. This item is needed to verify your identity by a notary public. This is a routine, but necessary step for your protection. \n\nWhat's the Next Step After I've Signed the Closing Escrow Papers? \nAfter both parties have signed all the necessary instructions and documents, the escrow officer will return the buyer's loan documents to the lender for final review. After the review is completed, the lender is ready to fund the buyer's loan and informs the escrow officer. \n\nHow Long is an Escrow? \nThe length is determined by the terms of the purchase agreement and can range from a few days to several months. \n\nWhat is an "Escrow Closing"? \nAn escrow closing is the climax of the transaction. It signifies legal transfer of title from the seller to the buyer. Generally, the Grant Deed is recorded within one workin
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Go down to the circuit clerks office, with your Identification. Explain to them what's happened, they should be able to give a copy of the registration or copy of the title.They can print you a title, which will have all that info, OR call the sherriffs department give them your name, type of car, and ask which impound lot has your car, and what you need to do to retreive it, they should at least provide you a number.
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They can if they ask permission and you grant it.  Or they can if they have probably cause.  Or they can when they impound the car and have to "inventory" the contents.
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If I could have the money up front yes, or even in some type of escrow account that the person paying it couldn't access once the money was there unless I didn't live up to my end of the deal.
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send it to a collection agency
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Go back and read what you signed when you got the loan.  That will be in the stack of papers in the file in the box at the back of the closet... the file the title company gave you.\n\nit will be outlined there.  You may be able to get it done by paying for a new appraisal, to show that the lender is only carrying less than 75% of the current value. \n\nIf you do go through the expense of an appraisal, make sure to get the PMI off of your payment at the same time.  That will probably benefit you more than getting the escrow account removed.
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about 5 bank accounts,  3 ounces, and two vehicles
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The escrow company or holding attorney (depends on your state)will pay the loan out of seller proceeds. Title does not handle disbursement of funds. \n\nHere is some additional info. Hope this helps.