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Title: What is a Logbook Loan?


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Logbook Loans
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What is a Logbook Loans?
  • Logbook loan is a secured loan in which borrower
    submits its vehicle as a security to the lender,
    against the amount borrowed. 
  •  This loan is secured on a vehicle and lender
    becomes the owner of the vehicle, until the loan
    is paid back.
  • Borrower can use the vehicle as long as loan is
    being repaid.
  •  This loan is a risky and expensive option and
    one should consider all available options before
    borrowing a Logbook loan.

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  • Logbook loan is a fast track to cash and requires
    no credit check.
  • The loans are available on various internet sites
    and on the high street.
  • The amount borrowed largely depends on the market
    price of your vehicle.
  • Depending upon the price of your car , borrower
    can borrow between 500 to 50,000.
  •  Usually, lender doesnt lend money more than the
    50 of the vehicles value

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How does it work?
  • Before applying for a logbook loan, borrower
    should have a vehicles logbook or vehicle
    registration document, which proves that borrower
    is the owner of the vehicle.
  • Also, borrower has to sign a credit agreement and
    bill of sale.
  • Signing the credit agreement means that lender
    is the owner of borrowers vehicle on temporary
    basis, however, borrower can use the vehicle as
    long as loan is being repaid.
  • Law of England, Wales and Northern Ireland
    recognized these documents.
  • Please note that these documents are not valid in
    Scotland.

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Contd.
  • The bill of sale is only accepted by law, if it
    is registered with the High Court.
  • If it is not registered, a court approval is
    needed to repossess the vehicle.  
  • Usually, logbook loan is paid by cheque. Some
    companies also offer logbook loans in cash, but
    they charge fees for this.
  • Various interest rates are offered by different
    lenders on logbook loans.
  • To read more about Logbook loans, please read at
    http//www.loandocreviews.co.uk/logbook-loan/
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