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Yes. I did this same thing with my brother. He wanted a M1008 so I bought one for him. It would have been easier if he had set up an account and bid himself. I had to apply for sf97, get title in my name, and then transfer it to him. The good thing is that TN doesn't charge "gift" tax to close...

The reason TN doesn't do this is because every time a title is transfered they get sales tax revenue, tag, and title fees. Every time a vehicle changes hands they want their part of the sale and any time a vehicle changes hands without transfer of title they miss out on collecting any money.

If that's the case you're going to have to get a title in your name and then sign it over to him to make things right. As I said above, that's what I have to do in TN and consider it in the cost of doing business. The most I've ever sold is 4 in one year so I can get by without being a...

What he's telling you is correct. TN will not accept a sf97 in someone elses name. Sometimes they even try and give you trouble when the sf97 IS in your name. Whenever I sell a truck I have to get a title in my name and buy tags for the truck before I can sell it because I'm not a licensed...