Upside-down? Go for the refinance auto loan

An upside-down situation occurs when you owe more on your trade in than its equity, and that is the time to go for refinance auto loan to buy a new car. According to some financial advisors, at least 30 percent of cars traded in have a negative equity balance and do qualify for a refinance auto loan.

The upside-down position usually occurs in the early period of an auto loan or lease contract, when the vehicle shows fast depreciation but the principal balance of the loan goes down real slow. Soon, you realize that the outstanding balance of your auto loan is higher than the current fair market value of your car and that is the time to apply for refinance auto loan.

If the outstanding balance on a car loan is $10,000, but the trade-in allowance is only $9,000, the loan is "upside-down" by $1,000. New federal regulations provide a clear space for negative equity to appear on the new contract to be added to the new refinance auto loan.

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Ego Feathers Jr. is a successful author and publisher of http://www.1st-choice-loans.com. Recommendations and tips on auto loan inquiries including interest rates, bad credit loans, new and used vehicle loans and refinance options.