You need to check with the lending institution.
The only way to get the other persons name of the auto loan is if you finance there another lender. The other finance company pays off the amount left on the existing loan, and then form a new contract soley with you name on it. But what if you don't have the credit to get a loan in your own name?
No, you have to refinance the mortgage. The person you want to add to the loan needs to apply with you on the new one.
You can go to your local bank who has financial planners who can take a look at your situation and assess what your next steps should be. Usually they can readjust the loan to suit your needs.
click on that persons image and ill say add then u click add and wait till that person accepts u!!!
Yes, You can add any person you wish to your auto insurance policy that you want to be a covered driver in your vehicle.
You can not add someone to the loan without refinancing the whole loan and the other person then applies with you. If the other person is looking for credit -- there is a way for them to show that they are paying on the loan. That person will send in his/her checks to the lender. That person must keep all the bank statements or copies of the checks to verify that they have been paying it. After a year, if they are applying with you on the mortgage, or they are applying for anything else, they can include a letter of explanation and copies of the checks, so the new lender can in fact see that they have been paying on the mortgage and have been paying on time.
Always pay off the higher interest loan first, then take whatever payments that you WERE making on that loan and add it to the NEXT higher interest loan and continue the process.
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In New Jersey, it is not proper to "add" someone's name to the title after the owner's death. That automobile now belongs to the person who receives it under the will and a new title has to be made in the same way a new one would be made if the decedent had sold the car while he was alive. I can't understand why the State would say that a person can be added to the title to a car of a now deceased person. As for the bank, it has every right to refuse to change title that way because it made the car loan to the decedent and the bank cannot be forced to now have a loan with someone else. The loan papers most likely say that if the owner dies, the loan becomes payable in full. This answer is given for informational purposes only and may not be taken as legal advice.
What is the apr for 17% add on for two years
No they cannot add an account if the co signer only agreed to one account.
The original loan would need to be refinanced.