Yes, a builder can legally require you to use their lender for financing when purchasing a home, as long as it is disclosed upfront and does not violate any laws or regulations.
Yes, a builder can require a homebuyer to use a specific lender for financing, but the homebuyer has the right to shop around for other financing options.
Acquisition financing is the money provided a buyer of a business to pay for the purchase. That is distinct from the financing needed to operate the business once it is acquired. Often, when a buyer is acquiring a business, it will require both acquisition financing (which is typically longer term financing) and financing to meet the day-to-day needs of the business following the acquisition.
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You can usually obtain an auto loan from the dealership you are purchasing from. If the establishment or private seller does not offer financing you can go to your personal bank to get an auto loan. Sometimes local credit unions will allow you to open an account with them, they usually have slightly more aggressive rates on auto loans but may require you to carry a balance with them.
Short term financing usually lasts one to two years. Advantages include ease of negotiations, low cost of servicing and short term loans usually do not require collateral.
Yes, a builder can require a homebuyer to use a specific lender for financing, but the homebuyer has the right to shop around for other financing options.
If you are the person legally responsible for leasing the vehicle, of course. Who else would you expect to be responsible?
Acquisition financing is the money provided a buyer of a business to pay for the purchase. That is distinct from the financing needed to operate the business once it is acquired. Often, when a buyer is acquiring a business, it will require both acquisition financing (which is typically longer term financing) and financing to meet the day-to-day needs of the business following the acquisition.
No.
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Yes, holographic wills typically do not require witnesses to be legally valid, as long as they are entirely handwritten and signed by the testator.
Legally, yes.Legally, yes.
Many builders offer a kind of financial program to buy within their residential areas. You can often get lower rates for new homes through builder-funded programs. You don't have to worry about closing costs, and you may need less to pay for them. Home Build Mortgage do not require the mortgage for home construction. Although it may be different than auto financing through sales and manufacturer financing.
Legally, yes. Functionally, no.
registration and background checks when purchasing a gun It doesn't require "registration" but it does require a 4473 form to be completed and a background check to be performed when purchasing a gun from a gun store. In many states, it's perfectly legal to sell a gun between individuals with no paperwork.
No, restaurants cannot legally require servers to pay for walkouts. It is against labor laws to make employees cover the cost of customers who leave without paying.
You can usually obtain an auto loan from the dealership you are purchasing from. If the establishment or private seller does not offer financing you can go to your personal bank to get an auto loan. Sometimes local credit unions will allow you to open an account with them, they usually have slightly more aggressive rates on auto loans but may require you to carry a balance with them.