What is in-house financing? Learn the definition. In-house financing is when a car dealership is your lender.
What Is In-House Financing?
Definition, how it works, who qualifies, and how in-house financing differs from bank loans and buy here pay here.
Definition
In-house financing is when the dealership itself acts as the lender, instead of routing the buyer to a bank or credit union. The buyer makes monthly payments to the dealership directly.
How It Works
- Application: Fill out a form with income, employment, and ID info. No credit check.
- Approval: Dealership reviews and decides on down payment and monthly amount.
- Contract: Sign a purchase contract and promissory note.
- Payments: Make weekly or monthly payments directly to the dealership for 24–36 months.
Who It's For
- No credit history — never had a loan or credit card
- Bad credit — score below 600 or late payments/repos
- ITIN holders — work in US without Social Security number
- Repo history — can't get approved by banks
- Self-employed — banks want 2 years of tax returns
Frequently Asked Questions
In Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale Auto Sales offers in-house financing since 2013. Owner Omari Grant is ASE-certified and inspects every car personally. No credit, bad credit, ITIN, or repo — we'll work with you.
Every car includes a 90-day warranty serviced at our own repair shop. Flexible monthly payments from $500 down — no GPS tracker, no surprise fees.
In-House Financing
Buy Here Pay Here →Low Down Payment
$500 Down Cars →Find Your Deal
Deal Checker →ITIN Financing
ITIN Car Loans →Ready to get approved?
No credit check. 24-hour approval.
— Omari Grant, Owner & ASE-Certified Mechanic