Lwiddis wrote:
"Anyway, what I need advice on is how to sell the unit without the title in my possession."
Your lender lent money to you and your DH because they trusted you and your DH to pay them back. Now you and your DH have decided to sell it to someone else that your lender doesn't know...doesn't trust. In my state you have NO right to sell your vehicle to anyone without the lender's permission or paying off the lender before the vehicle is sold...you don't "own" what you are trying to sell. Working with your lender you can sell it.
No one legitimate, no one, will "buy" something from you that you don't own. Careful, again here in our state, it might be considered theft to sell what you don't own because it might hurt the lender...the "real" owner until you pay them off.
What on God's Green Earth are you talking about? Illegal to sell your vehicle without the lender's permission in Arizona??? Such a sale is done millions upon millions of times each year. Cars, trucks, boats, RVs, Homes, businesses etc. are sold while the seller has liens against those assets. It is simple and easy. The seller's lien holder will provide the simple directions to complete the sale. The buyer's bank (or lender if they are using one) will also be able to assist in the transaction. A quick call to the lien holder would be the first step.