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| Feb 17, 2006 5:12 PM PT |
A Car Loan for a Car Title
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Many lenders these days will grant cash loans for car titles. To apply for a car loan like this, the car must be owned outright with nothing owed to another lender. They point of getting a loan with a car title is that the title becomes collateral. If the loan is not paid back within the time allowance, then the lender can take the car and sell it to make the money back. The loan is based on the value of the car if it were to be sold today, not for what was paid to own the car. The car must be valued for at least 4,500 in order to qualify for the car loan. Vehicle insurance and current employment must be proven in to order to qualify for a cash loan for a car title. |
Many people use this type of car loan to start businesses or pay off other debts. The loans can be paid in full; so many people pay them off after they start their business. Getting a cash loan is easier than going through a bank to take out a small business loan or personal loan. The car is the collateral. Banks need to be reassured that they will get their money back, so they will usually use income or a house as collateral. With a cash loan for a car title, the collateral is already in place since the car cannot be sold by anyone other than the lender for the life of the loan. These loans are also popular for people buying collectible cars. Since collectibles are worth more than other vehicles, more money can be taken out.
Applying for a cash loan for a car title is simple. Many lenders have forms online that are easy to fill out. Once the car has been verified and proof of insurance has been checked, then the loan is paid out. Paying back the loan can be all at once or in monthly payments with low interest. Cash loans are great because they can be used toward anything and many lenders do not run a credit check before granting the loan since the car is their property for the length of the loan. Cash loan for car title , also known as a pink slip loan, can be used to start a business, buy another car, or pay off credit debt and repaid in small installments. |
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