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Title loans by state and city

Title lending is regulated state by state. Start with your state to see the rules that apply, typical approved amounts, and the metros where lender competition is strongest.

Title loans in Arizona

The busiest vehicle-secured lending market in the country

#1

Typical range: $1,000 – $15,000

Title loans in Texas

Huge market, credit-access-business model

#2

Typical range: $1,000 – $20,000

Title loans in Georgia

Pawn-statute pricing with strict 30-day cycles

#3

Typical range: $700 – $12,000

Title loans in Tennessee

Licensed title pledge lending with a hard renewal count

#4

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in Missouri

Renewal rules that force the balance down

#5

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in Nevada

An ability-to-repay test written into state law

#6

Typical range: $1,000 – $12,000

Title loans in Alabama

Short pawn cycles and a fast redemption clock

#7

Typical range: $400 – $8,000

Title loans in South Carolina

Supervised lending with filed rate schedules

#8

Typical range: $600 – $10,000

Title loans in Utah

Registration and disclosure, with contract-set pricing

#9

Typical range: $700 – $12,000

Title loans in New Mexico

A statewide APR cap on small-dollar credit

#10

Typical range: $500 – $8,000

Title loans in Mississippi

Title pledge law with an amount ceiling

#11

Typical range: $400 – $2,500

Title loans in Virginia

Strict licensing with an amortizing term requirement

#12

Typical range: $700 – $12,000

Title loans in Idaho

Monthly renewals with mandatory principal reduction

#13

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in Illinois

A hard statewide APR ceiling on consumer credit

#14

Typical range: $500 – $8,000

Title loans in Ohio

Vehicle-secured credit under general lending law

#15

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in Louisiana

Minimum term rules under the consumer credit law

#16

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in Kansas

Consumer credit code licensing with clear disclosure duties

#17

Typical range: $400 – $8,000

Title loans in Wisconsin

Loan size tied to vehicle value, with strong surplus rules

#18

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in Delaware

Licensed lending with contract-set terms

#19

Typical range: $500 – $10,000

Title loans in New Hampshire

Licensed small-loan lending with a rate ceiling

#20

Typical range: $500 – $8,000

Title loans in South Dakota

A voter-approved cap that reshaped the market

#21

Typical range: $500 – $6,000

Title loans in North Dakota

Money broker licensing and disclosure requirements

#22

Typical range: $500 – $8,000

Title loans in Oregon

Tight caps on short-term vehicle-secured credit

#23

Typical range: $500 – $8,000

Title loans in California

Finance lender licensing with a tiered rate structure

#24

Typical range: $2,500 – $20,000