At Consolidated Automotive Services of Indiana, we understand the excitement and adventure that comes with owning a boat or RV. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time RV enthusiast, acquiring the proper title is a crucial step in ensuring smooth sailing and legal compliance. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the essential steps needed to obtain a boat or RV title.
Processing titles and registrations for all types of boats can be a challenge. There are many variables such as living in one state and buying a boat in a different state and knowing which boats require registration and which ones don’t. Then, there’s navigating the various laws regarding boat titles across all 50 states. Thankfully, Consolidated Automotive Services of Indiana can handle all of these matters and many more.
If you would like to sell an RV that your dealership has acquired, one of the most important pieces of paperwork you need is the title. There are several reasons why an RV may not have one. Titles can be misplaced, mistakenly thrown away, or accidentally destroyed. At Consolidated Automotive Services of Indiana, we process replacement titles for RVs, motorhomes, and travel trailers. If you need a new title for your RV, we recommend you follow the four steps below.
As a bank or finance company, you’re in the business of helping your customers make large purchases, such as vehicles, RVs, and boats. What do you do if there’s no title for the boat or watercraft your client wishes to purchase? This is where the professionals at Consolidated Automotive Services of Indiana can help. We are experts at acquiring new or replacement titles for all types of motorized vehicles, including boats, across all 50 states. If you wish to help your client apply for a boat title, they will need the following information and documents before beginning the title process.Information About the BoatThere are basic details your client will need when requesting a title for their newly purchased watercraft. This information includes the date of sale and the price. Other data specific to the purchased boat are the hull identification number (HIN), color, make, model, and year.Type of BoatEach state … Continued