You probably have to be an adult, unless you have an adult co-signer. Most states aren't going to allow contracts by someone under 18.
It deppens on who you buy it from and what breed it is.So the answer is I dont know!
look at horse and hound article
You are not a guardian who can choose to allow a minor to take a loan, nor able legally co-sign a loan with a minor.
Either breed your horse (if it's old enough) and get a foal (if your horse is a mare), or buy one.
Obtaining a new loan to pay off an old loan using the funds from the new loan. Any time you take old money owed and pay it off with new money owed you have refinanced.
Hi, You can buy a horse from as young as a 10 week old foal to as old as the horse will live. It is better to buy it if it is over 3 years so that it wil possibly be broken in, but foals 10 weeks is the youngest you can normally buy one at .
When you have a hairbrush in your hair.
A horse ages 2 months a day on howrse, if you take care of your horse. If your horse is 10 months, your horse will then be 12 months the next day. Making your horse 1 year old.
Basically you have to be an adult and have a steady income and downpayment to where it makes sense to loan you the money.
You buy a horse with a low tall and long neck that 4-10 years old. You can use a crop, whip or spurs. But love your horse!!!
Wait until your next birthday. A minor can not enter in to a legal contract, so no lender will give you a loan until you are at least 18. Even then, without a co-signer, it will be very difficult to secure a loan. The best thing to do is to wait until you are 18 and then go in with a co-signer with good credit. Even an 18 year old doesnt need an auto loan. Just save $2k and buy a hooptie. You'll have learnd to take care of your car when you do decide to buy a new one.
A bridge loan is used to help you buy a new home until you sell your old home. Once your old home sells you payback the bridge loan. With a regular loan you have to begin paybacks right away with monthly payments. The above answer is incorrect in that with a bridging loan you have to make a monthly payment as soon as the loan starts. Rates can be as high as 2% a month above base rate Bridging loans are not cheap, but they are a great option if you need to buy a property before you sell another or have the funds to complete.