let's say I was selling a tractor for $1500 and you wanted to buy it.
the only catch is if you want an appraisal you'll have to pay for it out of your own pocket.
also if you'll have to pay to transfer any titles into your name.
oh, and if you want to register it you'll need to pay for that too.
almost forgot if you want insurance you need to pay for that also.
tractor is sold as is. any repairs or upgrades come out of your pocket.
if you need to borrow money to buy the tractor, the person lending you the money might request appraisals, EPA checks, and a notarized bill of sale along with a contract and witnesses... You need to pay that too.
Basically I just want my $1500 and I'll give you the tractor, anything else is on you.
If you're nice I might help you load it on your trailer... what you don't have a way to get the tractor home????
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