Free Ohio Loan Agreement

Location
Where does the lender live?
Different states have different rules and regulations. Your
Loan Agreement will be customized for .

Collateral
Will the Loan Agreement be secured by collateral?
- Yes
- No
Describe the property being used as collateral:
e.g. 2014 Chevrolet Cruze, VIN 1FAHP34N66W132665
Is the purchasing the collateral from the lender?
- Yes
- No
Will the retain title of ownership until the loan is repaid in full?
- Yes, retained until paid
- No, transferred at signing

Additional Information
Would you like to include additional information?
- Yes
- No
Extra Clause
First Extra Clause
e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Second Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Third Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Fourth Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Fifth Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Sixth Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Seventh Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.
- Add another clause
Eighth Extra Clause

e.g. If the Borrower repays the loan early, they will be charged a fee equivalent to the previous two months' interest.

Signing Details
When will the document be signed?
- Today
- This Month
- Unsure
- Specify Date
Will there be a signing witness?
- Yes
- No
Who will verify the signature?
- One witness
- Notary public
A witness can be any third party with no financial or other interest in the document.
A notary public is a public officer that specializes in verifying signatures and deterring fraud. They will give you the strongest form of signature verification.
State where borrower is signing:

Lender Details