Saturday, 21. May 2011
Is there anyone out there that knows about refinanacing a second mortgage? Being a first time homebuyer we were duped into taking out a 13.5% second mortgage on our home. I cant find any info on refinancing this type of loan besides companies who cant be trusted. Any info would help.
to the smarty pants who wants to make comments about what i can can’t afford. you dont know what I can or can’t afford. the reality it my husband and i prob make more than the two of you combined! But it doesnt matter how much money you make if your credit score is low because we pay mostly with cash! And the way the loan was explained to us was NOT the way it turned out to be.
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Sunday, 15. May 2011
I’ve always had very good credit score. 11/2007 was 725. Today it’s 680 and going down (I’m sure). Owe about 43000 in credit cards, have 2 mortgages and 2 401k loans. All taken to put children through college and help with their finances. Was doing will however over the past 10 months, 2 of the children lost their jobs and now I’m in financial trouble.The creditors are constantly calling, I’m only late by 2 wks, however do not see a way to now pay for 2 months and late fees too, pluse interest rate was jacked up. This is a nightmare, depressing and embarrassing. I need some help/advice as to what are my options. Tried Home Equity but qualify for high interest which only buys me a little time before I’ll be back in trouble again. I just can’t make ends meet anymore. Pl help soon.
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Tuesday, 3. May 2011
I am in the US and have good credit score. I have a house outside the US with 90% equity in it. Can I use it to get home equity loan from a bank in US?
Thanks in advance for your response.
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Saturday, 30. April 2011
i trying to get a home equity home loan. i have no mortgage and my house is paid off. the problem im having is that my boyfriend just put me on the deed and they said i have to wait six months. my credit score is 596 and my boyfriends credit score is 459.is there anywhere i can go to get a home equity loan with my situation.
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Friday, 29. April 2011
I do not have a great credit score, but only one Visa card and two others. I know the formulas are secret but does anyone know if this one factor has a predictable effect?
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Monday, 25. April 2011
My wife has about ,000.00 in credit card debt. All on 1 card. They just jacked her rate to 17%. That is almost 0 a month in interest payments! The card is in her name only. We own a home. It’s in both our names. We have almost 0,000.00 in equity. My credit is shot due to credit card debt in my name only i recently negotiated down and payed off. My wife needs to keep her credit score around the mid 700′s where it is now. So we think if she applies for a home equity loan in just her name she can use that money to pay off her credit card. Problem is, she is an independent contractor and makes like ,000.00 a year. I’m thinking this is not enough to qualify her. Also, both our names are on the deed to our home. We owe about 0K and only have a 1st.
I am also confused about going with a ‘home equity loan" vs a "home equity line of credit".
Please explain the pros vs cons of each. Are both tax deductable? THANKS!!!
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Wednesday, 20. April 2011
I have massive credit card debt. I don’t blame anyone but myself for this. However, the interest rates on the cards has gotten ridiculous. I have never missed a payment or been late, but my simple debt, meaning my debt to income ratio, precludes me from getting a normal loan or new credit card to which I could transfer some funds. All my cards are maxed out as well. Again, I could site the bad economy and poor job market, but ultimately I ran up this debt. The monthly bills for the CC’s alone represent a third of my pay. My debt to income ratio is 100%. Meaning that I make just enough money to pay my minimum payments. But at this rate, I will be paying my bills off forever. Are there any legitimate debt consolidation places out there that can help. My credit is extremely important to me, hence the reason I have never missed a payment or was late on one. I do not want to declare bankruptcy or do any kind of consolidation that puts a black mark on my credit. I own a home now, but because of the realestate crisis, I’m under water with that as well, so an equity line consolidation is out of the question. I don’t think that I am so out of the ordinary. I feel like I’m in the majority of americans suffering in this economy. So, can anyone help? Are there any hardship loans or consolidation services that actually help without hurting your credit score.
thanks
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Monday, 11. April 2011
I have a house I bought two years ago that I would like to either take out a home equity loan or line of credit against. My credit score is around 620. What is the best way to go about doing this? How long does it take? I’ve got a 30 year fixed at a rate I can afford so I am ok in that regard.
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