Posted on: 30th Sep, 2009 11:35 am
I am sending in this request seeking a loan using my property as collateral. i am searching for $8,000.00 to a $10,000.00. My property consites of just under 3 acres of property. Also a 1995 2 bedroom mobil home. I have been keeping up with the firnace so that is in good shape. when i purchased it the asking price was $59,000.00 and I bought it for $55,000.00. I have all the paperwork all right together at an easy to get to place. I do owe taxes but that of course will bee taken care of as part of the loan. thank you for your time.
Respectfully yours, Lawrence A. Bush Jr.
Respectfully yours, Lawrence A. Bush Jr.
nice, larry...now please bear in mind that this is not a loan company or mortgage company or bank that you're making this request to. this is MortgageFit - a community established for the edification of those interested in mortgages and a variety of other related topics.
if you think you should have been able to apply for a loan, you may want to check the website you came on vis a vis the website you had desired to be on.
if you think you should have been able to apply for a loan, you may want to check the website you came on vis a vis the website you had desired to be on.
Hi larry,
You can get a loan using your property as collateral as long as the property is in good condition and there is equity in it. Since the amount of loan you are looking for is not too high, you can go for a personal loan. However, whether you go for a personal loan or any other type of loan, you need to have a decent credit score. What's your score?
You may check with the community lenders if they can help you with a loan. You can go for a no-obligation free mortgage consultation with them. They will assess your financial situation, credit etc. and offer you suggestions on the right type of mortgage that will suit your needs.
You can get a loan using your property as collateral as long as the property is in good condition and there is equity in it. Since the amount of loan you are looking for is not too high, you can go for a personal loan. However, whether you go for a personal loan or any other type of loan, you need to have a decent credit score. What's your score?
You may check with the community lenders if they can help you with a loan. You can go for a no-obligation free mortgage consultation with them. They will assess your financial situation, credit etc. and offer you suggestions on the right type of mortgage that will suit your needs.
hello
you want to contact with your lenders that will guide you better,
regards
kasmah
you want to contact with your lenders that will guide you better,
regards
kasmah