Title Loans in North Hollywood

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Locations in North Hollywood

12114 Sherman Way
North Hollywood, CA 91605
+18183223393
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What You Need to Apply

  • Car title in your name, lien-free or nearly paid off
  • Government-issued photo ID, age 18+
  • Proof of income
  • Interior and exterior car photos
  • Car insurance, when required

Title Loan Statistics in North Hollywood, CA

$5,125

Average Title Loan in California

$10,836

Average Vehicle Value

2,258

Loans Funded Since 2025

47.3%

Average Loan-to-Value

Based on 2,258 title loans funded since January 2025

Most Common Vehicles for Title Loans across California

Vehicle Make Avg. Year Avg. Mileage # of Loans
Toyota2015137,730 mi399
Honda2016124,409 mi250
Chevrolet2013129,474 mi234
Ford2014127,150 mi217
Nissan2017107,282 mi141

Recent Title Loans Funded in California

The table below shows actual title loans funded in California. Amounts vary based on each vehicle’s make, model, year, and condition.

Year Make Model Miles Funded Amount
2017Ram250085,576$15,015
2013BMW6-Series78,000$9,215
2015SubaruWRX81,000$6,015
2018GMCTerrain89,735$5,015
2021HondaCivic49,000$2,525
2019Ram1500130,000$10,500
2007ChevroletTahoe136,000$2,715

Frequently Asked Questions About Title Loans in North Hollywood, CA

What’s a realistic title loan range for a NoHo borrower specifically?

Displayed statewide averages ($5,017 average loan, 4,675 loans funded, 47.2% LTV) reflect California overall, not North Hollywood specifically. The SFV economic context blends entertainment industry workers and significant small business – making a single “typical” NoHo borrower hard to define. A working assumption: somewhere between $2,525 (the AB 539 rate-cap floor) and $7,000–$8,000 for a higher-value, well-documented file. The actual number requires a written appraisal at our NoHo office (12114 Sherman Way). Don’t make financial commitments based on displayed statewide averages.

I work in the NoHo Arts District – post-production, theater, dance, recording – how should I document my income?

NoHo entertainment industry work tends to be more variable than studio production jobs in Burbank or Culver City – many post-production workers are freelance or contract, theaters operate on production seasons, and recording studio income comes through 1099 or independent contractor arrangements. Documentation pathway: prior-year tax returns showing your annual income across all sources, 60–90 days of bank statements, any 1099s received, and contract or letter-of-engagement documentation from current projects.

Two practical considerations: many NoHo creative workers have access to First Entertainment Credit Union, which specifically serves entertainment industry workforce with personal loans at substantially lower rates than our title loan cap; and the Entertainment Community Fund (formerly Actors Fund) provides emergency financial assistance for industry members in crisis – worth a call before any title loan.

Does the NoHo office on Sherman Way serve the broader SFV?

Yes. Our 12114 Sherman Way location serves North Hollywood, Valley Village, Studio City, Toluca Lake, Sun Valley, and parts of Burbank – essentially the southeast/east SFV. California residency, not NoHo residency, is what matters.

You can start your application online from anywhere and get pre-qualified. If we need to appraise your vehicle, we’ll schedule it at the NoHo office by appointment – Sherman Way has dense weekday traffic between the 170 and 405 freeways, so morning slots tend to be quicker. Sherman Way is also near the Universal City and Hollywood/Burbank entertainment corridor, so many borrowers in the studio-adjacent workforce use this office.

What SFV credit unions could give me a lower-cost alternative?

The San Fernando Valley has several credit unions serving NoHo and the broader east SFV. Logix Federal Credit Union (originally Lockheed-affiliated, now broad membership, multiple SFV branches), First Entertainment Credit Union (entertainment industry workforce), Premier America Credit Union (Chatsworth-headquartered, broad SFV service), and BMI Federal Credit Union all serve NoHo residents with personal loan products at meaningfully lower rates than our title loan cap.

Running the math for a typical NoHo entertainment-worker case: a $7,000 personal loan at 11% APR over 30 months works out to about $268/month with roughly $1,038 in total interest. The same $7,000 with us at the California title loan cap (~40% APR) over 30 months runs about $373/month with about $4,180 in total interest – about $3,145 more on the same loan. A 20-minute phone call to one of these credit unions, with a soft credit pull, is enough to get pre-qualified before committing to anything.

Shir Amram
Written byShir AmramMontana Capital editorial team

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