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Commercial Application - Loan Details section

Detailed guide for users to navigate the loan details section within the commercial application.

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Written by Vivek Augustine
Updated over 9 months ago

Step 1: Entering Loan Details

In this section, you'll provide information about the loan youโ€™re applying for. Carefully enter the details to ensure your loan application is accurate.
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โœ…A. Enter the Deposit Amount

  1. Click on the Deposit Amount field.

  2. Enter how much you plan to pay upfront as a deposit.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Tip: If unsure, check with your lender to determine the recommended deposit.

โœ… B. Enter the Trade-In Amount

  1. If youโ€™re trading in an asset (e.g., an old vehicle), click on the Trade-In Amount field and enter value.

  2. The payout will be deducted from the trade-in value.

โœ… D. Set the Repayment Term

  1. Click on the Repayment Term field.

  2. Enter the desired loan term in months (e.g., 60 months for a 5-year loan).

  3. Typical terms range from 12 to 84 months, depending on the lender.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Tip: Hovering your mouse on the text field presents up and down arrows to increase or decrease the value of the repayment term instead of manually entering the value.

โœ…E. Enter the Balloon Payment (If Applicable)

  1. If your loan includes a balloon payment, enter the amount or percentage in the Balloon field.

  2. You can switch between % and $ by clicking the button next to the field.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Tip: When choosing percentage; be sure to enter a valid percentage as en error may occur otherwise.

โœ…F. Enter the Brokerage Fee (If Applicable)

  1. If a broker fee applies, enter the fee as a percentage or dollar amount in the Brokerage field.

  2. Click the % or $ button to choose the correct format.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Tip: When choosing percentage; be sure to enter a valid percentage as en error may occur otherwise.

โœ…G. Enter the Origination Fee

  • If Origination Fee is applicable; click on the origination fee field and type in the appropriate value.

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