topic Re: Need a loan source that uses e-signing in Auto Loans

Need a loan source that uses e-signing

Anonymous — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 01:55:27 GMT

So I'm trying to get my first car loan. My income is somewhat irregular (as much in source as timing) so I need a co-signer (don't worry, I'm not getting myself into anything I can't handle, I'm very cautious of that). Problem? Co-signer lives in a different state. All I need is a reputable institution who allows digital signatures so my co-signer can do his thing. It's proving a very annoying thing to uncover through google though, so I came here to trawl you folks for info

Oh, one more important thing: loan will not be for any more than 8000 - max. 5-6 is more likely, especially after downpayment. So if there's a minimum loan size limit, I probably don't qualify.

Re: Need a loan source that uses e-signing

sccredit — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 17:07:32 GMT

Logix Federal Credit Union - logixbanking.com - check their site to see if they offer in your state.

Re: Need a loan source that uses e-signing

wreith — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 17:16:24 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
So I'm trying to get my first car loan. My income is somewhat irregular (as much in source as timing) so I need a co-signer (don't worry, I'm not getting myself into anything I can't handle, I'm very cautious of that). Problem? Co-signer lives in a different state. All I need is a reputable institution who allows digital signatures so my co-signer can do his thing. It's proving a very annoying thing to uncover through google though, so I came here to trawl you folks for info

Oh, one more important thing: loan will not be for any more than 8000 - max. 5-6 is more likely, especially after downpayment. So if there's a minimum loan size limit, I probably don't qualify.

When I re-fied with DCU I had to e-sign some documents, so I believe you should give them a look.