Greg Johnson's Blog – April 2015 Archive (1)
Auto Dealer Risk Management: Negotiating Dealer-Lender Agreement Terms
Car sales are booming and lenders are clamoring for indirect financing business. Now is a good time to dust off and review your Dealer Agreement (a/k/a lender master financing agreements) with your lenders, particularly the warranty, indemnification and repurchase provisions. Dealerships can, and should, review the terms of their Dealer…
Added by Greg Johnson on April 24, 2015 at 4:00pm — No Comments
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