You can't charge the lender storage fees on your vehicle. When you buy a vehicle subject to a loan, you're the owner and the lender has the RIGHT to repossess the vehicle if you don't pay the loan. However, the lender has no OBLIGATION to repossess it. As the owner, you're responsible for all the expenses of the vehicle. Since you don't want the vehicle and the lender hasn't repossessed it. You can file with the bankruptcy court to require the lender to either (1) repossess it or (2) remove their lien and give you good title. After you get good title you can sell or junk the vehicle.
Answered on Nov 02nd, 2017 at 2:05 AM