with the housing market in shambles - your best bet would be from family
nobody is going to loan you a down payment - contact family members or save the money yourself
Downpayment is TELEGRPHIC TRANSFER or T.T base
No, you do not. It's a down payment, not a security deposit.
No. Banks may ask but most lenders do not require a downpayment.
2500
nobody is going to loan you a down payment - contact family members or save the money yourself
Downpayment is TELEGRPHIC TRANSFER or T.T base
No, you do not. It's a down payment, not a security deposit.
No. A downpayment is a nonrefundable form of collateral which is applied to the sale of the vehicle. For example: If a car cost $10,000 and you give a downpayment of 15% ($1,500) you've applied your downpayment to the purchase of the vehicle. If after a few months you no longer wish to own the vehicle, you will still own the principle amount left.
35% downpayment
No. Banks may ask but most lenders do not require a downpayment.
2500
This can be a tricky situation. Did you give the buyer a receipt for the down payment stating it would not be returned if they backed out of the deal? If not, then you may have to give it back. Did you hold the car for them, and in the process miss a sale due to this? Here is what I would do. If you ended up selling the car anyway, I would return their down payment.
an arm and a leg...
The traditional downpayment that lenders require is 20 % of the purchase price of the home. It is possible to put down less, but you will then have to pay for Private Mortgage Insurance.
No, the down payment only decreases the amount you must finance. $20,000 vehicle, $5,000 down, balance you must borrow, $15,000. Total amount paid $20,000.
progressive because all of the deductions you apply for they add it into your downpayment so you would pay at least a $900 down payment