Usually after a person is approved they can get the money the same day at a bank or credit union.
Depemds on underwritting and how clean the borrowers credit is usually 2_3weeks.
If you are paying cash, NO. If you are financing it with a bank loan, usually it will. Depends on how long ago the foreclosure occured and the individual policies of the bank you are trying to get a loan from.
One can find payday loans at any bank as long as the person requesting the loans has an approved credit score and as well an appropriate reason to take out the loan, any bank will supply such loan.
As long as the debt is able to be handled then someone can take out a personal loan at any time as long as their credit and debt history is accepted by the bank.
Usually after a person is approved they can get the money the same day at a bank or credit union.
as long as you have good credit a bank should give you a loan no matter what it is for.
There are many banks that can help with a small loan as long as you have good enough credit. One such bank is www.wellsfargo.com. They can help with the loan.
Seven years.
Depemds on underwritting and how clean the borrowers credit is usually 2_3weeks.
There are several national banks like Bank of America that offers low rates. You can also try getting a loan thru the local credit union.
No, as long as you have some form of credit line and your credit is good, you should have no problem getting a loan. Credit sources can be from any major credit card, store credit card or even paying back your student loans.
If you are paying cash, NO. If you are financing it with a bank loan, usually it will. Depends on how long ago the foreclosure occured and the individual policies of the bank you are trying to get a loan from.
When the owner defaults on the loan payments
Ha! I can tell you from experience that it is possible. I had great credit but not a lot of it. As long as that's the case you will be ok. Id try a Credit Union, My score was just over 600 and I got a $40k loan no prob.
According to Kentucky's Attorney General, you have no right to cancel the purchase of a used car in Kentucky. One trick to get around this is to cause your loan not to be funded by the bank or credit union - this does not work if you got the financing from the dealer. Our credit union often advised people to write 'subject to financing by the xyz credit union' on the sales contract. Then, if they wanted to cancel the sale, they could tell the credit union to reject the application. A little falsehood might get you off the hook, or not. Call the dealer and tell them you are about to be fired from your job. That will generally cause them to cancel the loan but good luck getting the deposit back.
Loan repayment will reduce the amount of loan liability from liability side of balance sheet as well as reduce the cash or bank account as the payment is made through bank or cash. General entry is as follows [Debit] Long-term loan xxxx [Credit] cash / bank xxxx