Solutions Auto Credit - Frequently Asked Questions
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Payments can be weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, based on income, your personal situation and the vehicle acquired. We are able to provide more flexible financing options than new car and ordinary used car dealerships, because we are the lender. The decisions are ours to make. This gives us an advantage the other guys just don’t have. Payments are usually made at our office in cash. We do offer electronic transactions as well. We will custom design a financing program based on what works best for your individual situation.
How long does it take?
What types of people get cars from Solutions Auto Credit? Answer: Solutions Auto Credit helps all kinds of people get another nicer or newer vehicle. We understand that good people can and sometimes do have credit problems. Solutions Auto Credit has helped professionals, white collar and blue collar workers, medical professionals, divorced people, people with unpaid bills, and many others from all walks of life. What you do for a living, where you live, or where you went to school does not define, you or your credit situation. Race, religion, gender or marital status is not an issue. At Solutions Auto Group, you are treated as an individual. not just a credit rating. Our credit specialists will discuss with you the vehicles and loan terms that work for you. And remember, no matter who you are or what your credit situation, we will treat you with dignity and respect.
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Answer: Yes, bankruptcy is not a problem! Even if it has not been discharged. |
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How do you help people rebuild their credit?
What about these companies advertising to “Fix” my credit for a large fee? |
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You have a number of choices..... First, you could stop by our office and talk to one of our credit specialists in person. They will speak to you about your credit situation in a relaxed manner. Once your budget and needs are established, you can select a vehicle.
If I get a car from Solutions Auto Credit and do have some problems with my payments, what should I do?
How many vehicles do you normally have in stock?
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