It depends on your state. In some states, you cannot get out of it. 3 days is probably the most common length of time to get out of an arrangement like that, but your state probably has a different number.
Technically the car can be repossessed when your loan becomes 30 days late. The industry standard is to start looking for the car after 90 days. This is for large banks. If you purchase a car at a 'buy here pay here' lot, they WILL take the car on the 31'st day.
10 years
depending on the state and it's laws some Dealerships can get anyone a loan no matter what your credit is. Interest will be as high as 21% but it gets you a loan
Go to your bank, negotiate an agreeable finance rate, pay off the buy here pay here. You will still have monthly payment but, usually at better rates without the hassle.
It isn't going to be a house loan most likely you would get a payday advance or a buy here pay here car dealership. Things of that nature but probably not a large amount.
The loan to buy a property is known as a mortgage.
There are a number of places that offer car loan financing. Depending on an individual's credit score it can be done through a bank or through a car lot that offers buy here, pay here financing.
you need 10 and his loan shall be paid
I heard you should have at least a 680 to get decent interest rates.
Get the loan company to put the price in WRITING for you BEFORE you take it back. If it is not a good price, go find another car. Tell the loan company to take a hike.
No the car is security for the loan.
A loan used to buy real estate is a mortgage.