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Bad Credit Sub-prime Direct Auto Lenders In Atlanta?
We are both working with 500 mid score ficos, no bankruptcy, no foreclosures, no repos, just medical and credit card debt. We are looking for $13,993 to borrow for a nice pre-owned vehicle from a reputable nationwide dealer. We both have steady good incomes combined. Can anyone please refer us to maybe a direct sub prime lender besides BarNone financial. We plan to use Bar None but we would like other options. I know that a mid 500 score is gruesome credit but we really need something reliable for $13,993. I don’t know if we are going to even get financing with a mid 500.
Thanks
I have a great credit score, I make a good deal of money and the last car I bought was a low mileage used Chevy Cavalier that I was able to pay cash for. I could have afforded to pay a lot more and chose not to. It’s been a very reliable car. Only cost $6,000. Why do you need to spend $13,993 on a car? I suggest a less expensive car.
Auto Loan Refinancing With Direct Lenders – Saving Money
When is it a good decision to refinance your auto loan? It is a good decision to refinance your car loan if it can help you to save money.
The object of refinancing for the most part should be to get a lower interest rate to save money on the finance charges on your loan or to get a lower monthly payment that is easier for you to maintain.
Hector Milla Editor of the “Direct Auto Loan Lenders” website — http://www.DirectAutoLoanLenders.com — pointed out;
“…The ideal refinancing situation is for you to be able to pay your loan off in the same amount of time, but by paying lower payments; however, sometimes people go through a financial crisis and have to refinance for a longer period of time to get lower payments that they can afford to make…”
In refinancing an automobile loan, a borrower can either borrow directly from a lender or go through an agency that offers access to multiple lenders. If a person uses a direct lender, they can cut out the intermediary in obtaining a refinance loan. By cutting out the intermediary you can do not have to pay any fees or commissions that may go to the agency that referred you to the lender. Remember, the object of refinancing should be to help you to save money on your loan; if you can save money by cutting out any fees or commissions that is a good thing.
“…If you choose to refinance your car loan through a direct lender, you should shop around and try to get the best interest rate possible. There are different lending institutions available and not all lenders are created equal; so shop around and find the one that meets your particular needs. As with any loan transaction, make sure that you carefully read all the terms and conditions of your loan agreement. If you have any questions at all about your refinance loan, make sure you get them answered before you sign on the dotted line…” added H. Milla.
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About the Author
Hector Milla runs his corporate website at http://www.OpsRegs.com where you can see all his articles and press releases.
