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Will banks finance an auto loan from an auction?

3rd September 2009

I am looking to get a from an auction (repot clean title) but I don’t know if banks will finance this. Is it considered a private party loan? Please help.

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  1. Banks will finance ANYTHING they believe will make them money.

    I suggest looking into a credit union instead though, you’ll get MUCH better terms.

    Comment by mr.squanky — September 3, 2009 @ 6:46 am

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