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The lender will begin collection proceedings against you. Being a personal loan, if like most it is secured only by your signature, likely as not the lender will go legal as quickly as possible so as to secure the debt with a judgment and allow for greater variety in collections. If the loan is secured by property, count on it being repossessed.

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I called our mortgage company to see if I could lower payments on a four plex that we own. I wanted more cash flow and things are tight right now. I bought it on an arms program so consequently the payment goes up as I only pay the minimum payment. When I called the mortage company, they told me that the only option I had was to do a short sale or to sell the property for less that it is worth. So all this talk I hear on the news is not true, they don't help you. They don't go down in payments nor do they lower interest. What kind of help is that? Homes now are at their lowest but they don't let up. Government loans is no help either. I don't want a loan, I want to get out of this. Can anyone help? I hate getting up every morning and thinking that I am working just for them. Every penny. Sometimes I think they can take their 4 plex back and I really don't care about my credit, after this who wants to ever buy anything.

I suppose that is another name for cash advance payday loans which are are a financial alternative to traditional bank loans. It was never easier to take a cash loan, because the application form is really quick and simple. There's no need to fax the application, because all the process processed online. The most important thing you need is a valid checking account, because the requested funds will be transferred directly to it. And just another few requirements:

- your age must be at least 18 years old

- you should have a steady monthly income

- and, of course, you must be a legal US citizen

What if you have a bad credit history? Well, it doesn't matter, because payday loans online are provided with no credit check. In such way, cash advance lenders perform your current employment status and stable income as the main guarantees of your creditability.

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Well, this concept came up in recent years. Some people call it Loan Modification, some call it Loss Mitigation. It is very true and can be easily done.

I would suggest that you check for the internet reviews of the company. Check for BBB ratings. Check for their customers. Ask them for some references.

Also, if you want, you can do it on your own. It is not a very tough thing.

The process is as follows:

You dont make payments to your lender for 2 months and then you send them a letter explaining your hardship. They reply back with a restructured payment system for you.

This is what most of Loan Modification companies do.

If you do not find any success with that, or if you need more details, please feel free to drop in a line at my bio page.

Thanks!

This is not legal advice :)

If they are Federal Loans, then contact the Dept. of Ed. Ohnbudsman office.

If you need help getting out of default, or getting a garnishment lifted, then contact Default Management Services, Inc. for help. You can Google the name for a phone #. Ask for Doug, he is knowledgeable.

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This depends on how the house is treated in the will. Generally, if the house is given to a beneficiary specifically or through the residuary clause, or if it goes to an heir by intestate succession, the house becomes the property of the beneficiary as of the date of death even though the beneficiary is not entitled to actual possession yet. In that case, mortgage, property taxes, insurance and utilities are the obligation of the beneficiary or heir and are not true estate expenses. Since the estate account contains estate monies that may be used only for estate expenses and since those are not estate expenses, the estate account may not be used for them. However; if the will states that the house is not to be given to anyone in particular but that it is to be sold by the estate and the proceeds given to the the beneficiary, then the carrying charges of the house are legitimate estate expenses and the estate account may be used. In the world of reality and practicality, the estate account is sometimes used, even though it may technically be wrong. Sometimes, beneficiaries agree to let the estate account pay for carrying charges, subject to the beneficiary reimbursing the estate later on. As far as rent payments go, obviously, the estate account will be used to pay for the rental obligations the decedent has, because this is a legitimate debt of the decedent. But, the estate account cannot pay for someone else to live there. The executor has an obligation to cancel the lease as soon as practicable so that no unnecessary rent payments accrue.

Most buy here pay here, private dealership's but, be prepared to pay high interest rates. Also, most of the vehicles will have high mileage and minimum of $1000 down payment. Check your local listings.

The best suggestion would be to use public transportation while you try to rebuild your credit.

Yes. AccountNow does offer short term loans to new customers. The loan is sort of like a payday loan but cost less. The loan amount is added to your prepaid account and paid back from your prepaid account.

If you are already a customer you should call the customer service to see if you are eligible. The only requirement they have to qualify for a loan is to have direct deposit set up on your prepaid card account.

For more information visit: www.accountnow.com/services/iadvance-loan.aspx

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The effective percentage rate (EPR, different than the annual percentage rate/APR) measures the TRUE annual cost of a loan by incorporating the following elements into the calculation:

* Annual percentage rate

* Application fees

* Origination fees

* Points/cost reduction fees

* Other lending closing costs

Generally, very low APRs are presented by a number of lenders, however, the fees and/or points that must be paid at closing to obtain those fees may make the loan less attractive (especially for borrowers that don't have a lot of money to spend upfront).

Co-signing a note means you will be legally liable if that person can not pay.

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When you get a loan, sometimes the entire amount of the loan is not given out (disbursed) immediately. For instance, suppose the loan is a home equity loan. Usually, the person receives portions of this loan as needed. Suppose the total loan available is $50,000. The person takes $10,000 of this amount. The disbursed loan balance is now $10,000. Depending on the contract, the person will receive a bill for an installment payment to reduce this amount plus interest.

For credit cards it's gemoney.com There is now web site for loan information from GEMB lending

The original amount of the loan is called principal.

Not quite sure but I believe a wash loan is when you take a loan from your cash value life policy and pay it back with interest, most of the interest goes back into your own account with the insurance company taking a very small percentage.

A personal loan can be defined as a contract where a lender immediately provides the borrower with a sum of money for which the borrower will pay back that value to the lender in a specified period of time, typically with interest.

A cash advance can be defined as a loan taken from an existing line of credit (typically a credit card) that is to be paid back according to the terms and conditions of the existing line of credit.

So some of the differences between a personal loan (PL) and a cash advance (CA) are summarized as follows:

* CA terms are based on the underlying line of credit whereas PLs have their own specific terms and conditions

* CA accrues interest immediately when taken whereas most PLs do not

* CA has upfront fees of between 3% and 10% of the amount advanced whereas PL fees tend to be much lower (between 0% and 3%)

* CA interest rates run from 15% to 28% whereas PL rates tend to be lower (from 7% to 20%)

* CAs do not require a reason whereas PLs require a reason

* CAs do not require credit evaluation whereas PLs result in a hard check with the bureaus and go through underwriting

* CAs do not add transaction lines to the credit report whereas PLs result in a new account generated in the credit report

Writing off a loan means either you negotiated a reduced balance, which is quite difficult or they gave up on trying to collect money from you and charged the debt off. For the first meaning you must present a case that demonstrates that the lender will be better off with your proposed write off than without for whatever reasons. Even if you can do this (which is difficult unless you have detailed knowledge of their accounting rules and regulatory directions) the bank may not have the desire or ability to care. Many banks are not entertaining the idea of write offs no matter how good the reasons are. In the case of a charge off, that is an accounting proceedure that you can only initiate by not paying your bill.