Lawrence, Indiana, in Marion county, is 8 miles NE of Indianapolis, Indiana. The city is in the Indianapolis area.

Lawrence was first platted as a triangular tract of land named Lanesville in 1849. It was named Lawrence in honor of naval hero Captain James Lawrence, who fought in the War of 1812. Lawrence was incorporated as a town in 1929.

What are title loans on cars? 

A car title loan is a quick and efficient type of loan that determines the amount a person can borrow on the equity in their vehicle (or its wholesale value) and their ability to pay back the loan. It’s easy to apply for a car title loan and you can get your money as fast as the very next business day. Bad credit won’t stop you from getting approved and you will be able to keep use of your car while you meet your payments.

HOW DO TITLE LOANS WORK?

 Lenders issue car title loans for an amount of money over a short period of time. Borrowers obtain car title loans when they give the title of their vehicle, such as their car, truck, or motorcycle, to the lender as collateral. The borrower generally agrees to pay a fee. Lenders usually give borrowers 30 days to repay the loan

When you arrive at the store or contact the lender online, you show the lender a few documents. These documents generally include an application, title of the vehicle, and a photo ID. Many lenders will ask to see photographs of the vehicle or look it over in person. Some lenders require borrowers to provide them an extra set of keys or make them buy a roadside service plan. Next, if they accept the borrower’s application, lenders ask for the title of the vehicle. Once the borrower agrees and signs the agreement, they must repay the loan. 

You can get more information on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_loan