Sunday, February 21, 2010

Remortgages And Homeowner Loans Can Be Used As Car Loans.


By Harry Hogg

When a homeowner decides that he would like to capital raise he has a choice of several options.

When a person is a tenant it can be difficult to obtain funds when they are totally unsecured .

When it comes to an all purpose personal loan the chances of a tenant obtaining such a loan are somewhere between slim and non, but if there is a specific reason for the loan the tenant will have a fairly equal chance as the homeowner.

By a specific purpose what is meant is that if the loan is for car, caravan purchase, etc. the tenant has a fairly equal chance as the homeowner.

The reason behind this is the fact that these loans are not really unsecured although many do not realize this. They are secured against the asset of the caravan, motor bike, etc. and the granter of the loan has a right to take back the car, etc. if the borrower misses payments, at least up until a certain number of repayments have been made, and all this is clearly stated on the credit agreement.

Homeowners however have an advantage over tenants in that they can apply for remortgages or homeowner loans which they can use to purchase vehicles, including motor homes, at good rates of interest

There is the odd occasion when this is not the case and this is if the loan is to purchase a vehicle and the vehicle maker is giving the incentive of low rate or zero interest rate finance deals.

Zero interest or low interest loans offered by garages come as a result that the cars are not selling well and therefore not too appealing to someone who can obtain a remortgage or a homeowner loan to buy the car he wants.

No dealer would need to give offers on cars that people really want to buy.

Therefore one should use his status as a homeowner to obtain remortgages or homeowner loans to buy the vehicle of his dreams.

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