Abandoned Property

Two years ago an individual purchased a BMW motorcycle from me. The value was approximately $10,000 and that was the purchase price. He paid with a Suntrust cashier's check and I gave him a notarized bill of sale. The date was March 16, 2007. The title was delivered to me one week later. The individual communicated that he would be back in two weeks to get the bike. He never came to get the bike. I have called three times over two years, but each time he suggest he will come soon. He has never initiated a call to me and it has been over a year since our last communication. I still have the title, the bikes still in my garage. Who legally owns the bike and what is your advice?

I own a computer repair store near an Indiana college campus. When a notebook computer problem involves a motherboard, the fix costs more than the computer is worth. And, many times the students don't pick up their worthless computer so they don't have to pay our diagnosis fee. We are stuck with dozens of junk computers that will never be picked up. What can we legally do with them?

I own commercial property in which I have terminated a lease with a tenant for non payment of rent. The tenant has abandoned certain personal property and has been given the mandatory three day notice to vacate in accordance with the lease terms. It has now been two months and the abandoned property has never been asked for. Can I, as landlord, sell this property for back rent?

A one time friend left his painting equipment in my garage almost 4 years ago. We have tried to communicate with them twice concerning this matter with no response. Can I sell it to get it out of my way? What kind of notice do I need to give them if any, after trying to contact them twice? Do I need to attempt to get them the money from the sale of the equipment?

I need to file a judicial Declaration of Abandonment of a mobile home. What form do I use?