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Comment by Mike Dorazio on December 30, 2010 at 4:32pm Westlake Financial is a true full spectrum lender. :D
Comment by Mike "BK" Anthony on December 30, 2010 at 4:28pm
Comment by Jeff Carress on December 30, 2010 at 4:17pm Ben, A "holdback" gives an idea that he might have money coming down the road (think Credit Acceptance) A "discount" is taken from a deal based on the lenders perceived chances of collecting on that deal. And there is no notion by the dealer that they will get any more money on that deal. There is a place for both types of lenders to fill different nitchs. I am betting Mike knows the difference since he does business with both types of lenders. But I thank you for giving me the chance to give you my idea of the difference. Just my opinion.
Not a rookie here either
Comment by Ben Misra (secondarypro) on December 30, 2010 at 3:48pm What is the difference between "Holdback and Discount" ?
I am new to sub prime.
Comment by Jeff Carress on December 30, 2010 at 3:45pm Ben
You may have a point. Ours is not a program for rookies. You need to know how and be willing to structure a deal. If you do we are competitive with all the real sub-prime lenders on the market to day. and you do have to know how to put a funding package together. I have dealers who try to put together subprime deals on internet advertised retail prices and that isn't going to work for a true subprime customer. I also have dealers who take 20 days plus to get funded every time I get a deal from them. But Mike does a lot of business and alot of it sub sub prime. So I'm betting he won't have that problem. I'm betting he knows the difference between a "holdback and a discount and will know how to put a funding package that will get funded in 2 or three days or even same day. Mike I left you a voice mail. And Ben I invite you to call me at the number below to chat about what we do as it is apparent that is has been a long time since you have looked at us or our program. Will be glad to give you referances such as Greg Gobal who did consulting for a wonderful dealer in Mo who did 44 with us this month and funds in less than a week. Give me a call. Uncle Jeff
Comment by Ben Misra (secondarypro) on December 30, 2010 at 3:22pm BK, they are probably not your cup of tea. Huge holdbacks and slow funding. They also have very inconsistant in their callbacks.
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Comment by Mike "BK" Anthony on December 30, 2010 at 1:57pm I am considering signing up ACC (Automotiver Credit Corp). Any negatives or positives? Thanks
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