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What's in a lease Ad?
- you have to tell them that it's a lease.
- you have to tell them what's due at lease signing.
What on the Risk-Based Pricing Notice?
1. customer's credit score
2. Range of credit score
3. Where the customer ranks within 6 percentile of the population.
4. how to correct a mistake
5. how to get a copy
When do you give out a Risk-Based Pricing Notice?
1. as soon as practical
2. always before you disclose the sales agreement.
How long can you extend a lease? max
term extension is 6 months Copies of
installment sales agreements/lease
agreements must be kept on file for
- 2 years from the date of disclosure
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- or 2 years after an action is taken
- whichever is later
How long do you keep credit apps on woman owned/minority owned/ small businesses 36
months
Deferred Down Payment/Hold Check
1. whatever side deal you cut with the customer, all hold checks have to be cashed before the
2nd monthly payment.
2. Can't charge a finance charge on the hold check money.
3. The hold check money is not recorded in the amount financed.
4. it's a deferred down payment.
5. only in CA, do you record it on the contract.
Triggering terms for an Ad
1. amount or % of any down payment
2. the number of payments or contract term.
3. the amount of any finance charge.
What must be in the Ad?
1. Amount or % of any down payment.
2. the terms of repayment.
3. the APR
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An Ad
anything that you intend for only 1 person, is not an Ad.
3 Elements of a Lease
1. Rent charge
2. depreciation
3. any advertised amounts
PowerBooking
1. violation of the dealer agreement
2. have to buy back the deal
3. problem if the car is repossessed
4. UDAP claim
5. Funding sources have software to identify equipment
6. Lose AFIP certification
3 Elements of a Contract
1. Offer
2. Acceptance
3. Consideration