Location: Las Vegas, NV There’s a rare car on Facebook Marketplace that I really want. I drove the car and talked to the owner for a while. He’s very nice—didn’t catch any suspicious vibes. But I want to make sure I’m safe in this transaction. The car has a lien. The lien holder doesn’t have a local branch. Here are my steps— 1. We call his bank together. I verify his name on the title and check his license. We get a payoff statement from them. He instructs them to mail the title to me (and not him) once my bank pays his bank the payoff amount. 2. We go to my bank. We sign and get notarized a Bill of Sale (VP-104). We also sign and get notarized a Power of Attorney for the car (VP-136). (Do I need the Secure Power of Attorney form?) We give my bank the payoff statement. I instruct them to pay his bank. I take possession of the car. 3. I keep my car parked on private property as much as possible. I wait hopefully no more than 30 days for the title. I could just sign the title to myself with power of attorney, but it would cost $200 if SECURE power of attorney is required. I drive to his house with the title. He signs it over to me. I take it to the DMV. Do these steps sound safe enough for this transaction?