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"Guaranteed Financing Car Rentals in MA?

So I'm 17 and I need to buy a new car. I look forward to great a car for 7-10, but I can not get a loan. I have a job running a recording studio does sometimes $ 800 per month, but it is not "officially" or whatever. My mother can not get a loan because they have terrible credit, and possibly will be filing for bankruptcy. I, however, the $ 2000 or maybe $ 3,000 down. Are these "guaranteed funding" for real dealer or is it a kind of fraud? And if it is for real, it is really good, I should visit the Eastern Massachusetts / Boston? Thanks. BTW I am looking at a 2000-2002 BMW 3 Series, if that makes a difference get.

If you were 18, would a sub-prime lenders to finance you. But with only $ 800 per month in income, you can only get you a $ 5000-6000 car. At 17, you can in a legal contract into force. But can a car for money from a private party to buy. At 18 you can buy one from here pay here dealers buy. Here's how to buy here here pay car dealer, you often work a car that is worth (at wholesale) is not much more than your deposit, you will still owe many thousands more plus a high interest rate. To Example, if you put $ 800 down, you could be a car with a wholesale price of $ 700-1200 and balance to be financed or $ 3500-3900 more. Together with interest at 21-29%. On some beautiful things, say $ 1,500 down, you could receive a $ 2,500 wholesale unit Nevertheless owe $ 5900-6900 more plus interest. And at 21-29%, that interest can add up quickly. Most cars are sold as is. Each "service contracts" they sell are worthless in the rule. Often, the car will be worth it to break at some point before his. That's your problem, not the dealer and you can not pay more because of it. So, Trust me when I say that is your best bet, save up to $ 1200-2000, shop around for a really good deal from a private party, an independent mechanic check it out until you sure that you have it and agreed on a price. Then have him make sure it is a good car. There is no such thing as a "good Business "in buying here pay here car dealer. And BHPH dealers often know nothing or do nothing to their cars. They go from auction to be too much. You have no idea what is wrong or possibly go wrong soon. And they really do not care. With bad credit, (or no credit or cosigner) not afford to …. to borrow for EVERYTHING. Well, all that is said and how many people they are going to ignore my advice and buy one anyway. As I said, they are all bad business. But if you pick one that you choose one that require the most amount of financial information from you and tries "to direct the successful." You make more effort, a car that will last the length of the note, and they will insist that you know exactly how you will pay paid …. if you get paid weekly Buy your car is due a week. If you get paid every 2 weeks, your car note is every 2 weeks. Why do they do this and why is it good? Because they know quickly if you fall behind, and it is a smaller chance of an emergency or monthly rent note priority over the car. The "better" of the BHPH Notes will also try to go over your budget, so they can see how reasonable is it that you pay as agreed. The poor do not care and is sent to you Sale, just as soon as you arrive late repo. If they see out of your budget that you can not afford the car, they are less likely to sell it to you where the bad dealers will sell only to you to get your deposit.

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