Checking with the local bank sounds like a good idea. Also make sure they can do title notary or whatever is required in your state. Don't let it leave without secured payment and the title properly signed over to the new owner. I sold a 1997 Rav 4 once and it was a weird transaction. I'm in Ohio and these people called from Georgia or something ? They were renting a car and driving up here to get it. I think they were going to send it to some relatives overseas ? I told them to bring CASH only. This was only like $ 4,000. Well they got here and didn't bring cash ! I was going to send them home. We happened to go to the local bank and it turned out the checking account they wanted to give me a check from they also happened to have it linked to a credit card. So the bank did a cash advance on their credit card and then gave them the cash which in turn they handed to me. I think the bank also notarized the title to their name and off the went.
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