Absolutely. This is a technique dealers use to get you emotionally attached to the car. Take it home, show your friends. Then they tell you the loan is turned down, but they can get you approved at a higher rate. They think that since you already showed everyone your new car, you'll pay the higher rate.
Don't fall for it. Be prepared to bring the car back and go shop for a new deal.
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If you signed a contract it is yours. You cannot back out unless the dealer agrees.
If the transaction was complete, which sounds like it was, they are not going to call you. You applied for the loan, it got approved, monies exchanged hands, you got the vehicle registered and insured and you have the car. Dont be a worry wort......
Yes. A home inspection is intended to provide the purchaser with a complete profile of a residential property at the time of the inspection. This profile is then used to either negotiate a better deal with the seller, or if larger, more expensive repairs to the home will be necessary, the buyer can back out of the deal.
Sad and lonely but she tried to deal with it, and it was vey rough!
Ignore him and keep sleeping with his wife.
NO. My wife went to auto dealer for new car and they said no auto loan can be approved without income. Either the spouse or relative/friend need as a co-signer.
If local authority allows it and you have approved elec and water feed in and approved septic.
It could take a year or more for a Visa to be approved. The husband will have to go back to his home country and wait to be approved.
Not to your home no, only to a reliable shop in the area where your car was hit/damaged, usually approved by your insurance company.
Unless the sales contract states you a Right of Rescission, once the contract is signed by you and the dealer, it is binding. A right of rescission in a contract gives you a cooling-off period where you can walk away from the deal. It's normal for homeowners to have this right when they use home equity loans to tap the equity in their homes, but isn't standard fare on the purchase agreement for a automobile.
Check out your local Yellow pages. Check the front and/or the back of the book for coupons. This will help you find a reliable professional adt home of your liking.
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