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This is really a case by case basis. It depends on the tyoe of loan, the personal situation and desired outcome.

There are basically 2 paths to modification- the financial approach (the lender will make more $$ modifying than foreclosing), or the legal approach where the amount of lender violations will dictate how much the loan will be modified.

In my opinion the days of the "vanilla" loan mod purely based on financial, hardship, net present value (how much the loan is worth to the lender) and income/expense criteria will fade away.

This is due to lender unwillingness to modify when it makes perfect sense to. There are still firms taking this approach and the qualification criteria is that you need some type of hardship, you cannot afford the current payment based on your income/expenses and you have little or no equity.

That;'s not to say that people with equity or that are current won't get modified. But it's like triage in an emergency room. The most critical patients get first priority (i.e. close to foreclosure)

If you take the legal approach it doesn't really matter if you have a hardship, what your income/expenses are, etc. Since you are going after all the violations the lender committed (which is especially true in high profit loans like Option ARM's) then you can take the gloves off and force the lender to modify not only the rate/term but also the balance reduction as well.

The legal approach is more effective but the loan needs to qualify more than the borrower. The most egregious are those with pre-payment penalties, negatively amortizing loans, ARM's and some others like stated income or "liar loans" as they are referred to.

So, each situation is different since the borrower and the loan both have to be taken into consideration to determine what the most effective plan of action will be.

hope that is helpful.

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This question should be handled by an attorney,

Any loan modification paper work signed after bankruptcy proceeding are a new contract which yes make you liable for that debt.

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You will need to be more clear on what you mean by out of business. In most cases today all of your assets are protected by FDIC and the bank will be seized. In this case, normal operations will continue for the bank. It will be a good idea to verify that the payments are coming out ok.

You need to refer to your specific loan documents, but typically the morgage company can not accelerate your loan unless you default on the payments.

"Bank Loans" are when institutionalized communities offer you money, that you agree, if not guarantee, to give back.

Once you have a "Bank Loan", you have a set amount of money that you can use within the guidelines of the loan.

You must repay the loan, and the lender has every right to see that you use the loan as you described, when you asked for the loan.

Once you have the money, you will owe the bank a debt. In most cases, the debt incurs interest. This interest is considered a "Rate"; the "Rate" is usually a function of the community, but can be superseded by the government.

In any case you are required to repay the debt. In nearly every case you are required to repay the debt "plus interest". And in most cases, the interest is a function of the "Rate".

Many other factors may be considered, the chief factor being, your ability to pay back the debt, based on your net worth, your income, and your current holdings.

Once you have the loan (money), you are expected to pay it back according to the terms of your agreement with the lender. If it is a simple loan, You have agreed to pay back the amount you borrowed, in full plus interest, by a certain date.

A more complex, and yet common, version of the same loan is that the interest on the loan will fluctuate based on your ability to pay back the loan, and the "Rate" established by the community as it fluctuates. Eventually, altering the amount of money you must return to the lender.

Clinically, A "Bank Loan": is an amount of money you borrow from a bank, and agree to payback. The bank will establish a schedule, on which you will repay the loan. The schedule will normally include interest. Which means you will ultimately pay back more than you borrowed. It is the basic principle of how banks make money.

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In a traditional mortgage, the loan if fully amortized. Meaning that you pay both interest and principal. In order to lower the monthly payment, some mortgages allow you to pay only the interest. This results in a lower monthly payment, however the balance of the loan stays the same.

Yes. Anytime you co-sign for a loan you are held equally responsible for the debt as the primary borrower. Either you should try to account for the payments so your credit isn't majorly impacted, or depending on how long they've had the loan they may be able to refi the loan to have your name removed.

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Mortgage lenders is a very common and riliable service .You can learn what options are available from the <a href="http://www.advantageccs.org/foreclosure-counseling-pennsylvania.html">internet</a> or just to get an advise from the financial institution, such as a bank.

You can get a loan for a start up from the bank. You will need to find a bank that is small business friendly. They will examine your personal credit to determine if they would like to give you a loan.

This is very difficult to do in most cases. Rewriting the mortgage is like starting over from scratch and the qualifications are the same. You have to show you can afford and qualify for the rewrite. If traditional sources are beyond your reach you may want to research Fannie Mae programs and eligibility for new federal programs. If you are having difficulty paying your mortgage you should contact your provider before things escalate and advice them of your situation, your provider is not obliged to rewrite your term or repayments but approaching them early would let them make a decision on what they can do for you short term

A bank management system is a software program. This program allows the bank to manage all the interactions that happen within a bank.

If you are a lender or note holder and have lost the original promissory you can lose your right to gain timely control over the property in a foreclosure situation. The original note is the only document that can establish the terms, conditions and the note holder in due course. Without being able to establish these the courts are at a loss as to who has what rights. In some cases you can write up and record a replacement promissory note assuming the payer is cooperative.

You need Business Loan or Government Grants for starting small business.

This answer should be broken up into 2 parts. The first part addresses bad credit personal loans. Credit.com has a trusted site that focuses on finding individuals personal loans with bad credit.

The second part of this answer addresses bad credit business loans. Finding a business loan with bad credit is much easier for a business than an individual. Private lenders today like ShieldFunding.com offer business loans with bad credit and small business owners get approved based mostly on the strength of company revenues.

There are plenty of places that offer loans for people with bad credit with no-hassle applications and easy requirements.

Some of these lenders even offer 1 minute approvals, and have both secured and unsecured loans, depending on your need and situation. Check the page listed below, it has information and bad credit lenders listed off and on.

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Interest is calculated day to day from payment receipt to payment receipt. The due date only has to do with reporting to credit. I suggest if you have one of these types of loans you should be on a monthly draft with your lender.

Payments are split to Interest 1st (calculated on the unpaid balance on a per diam rate), escrow (if you have it), interest deficit (if you have accumulated one), then to Principal.

If you made a payment on Jan 1, and didnt make another till Feb 15th, that's 45 days of interest you are going to have to pay. If that interest charge is more then the amount of money you send-- you have an interest deficit. You will get NO money to principal until that deficit is paid back.

Constitutional authority to provide financial aid is derived from the power to tax and spend. Specifically, Article I, Section 8, Clause 1, states that congress has the power to provide for the general welfare. Educational loans are an aspect of the general welfare of the nation.

This can be a little tricky depending on the terms of the loan. The short answer is yes, you can easily file a quitclaim deed with a local title company and have official ownership changed to your name only (or the co-signor's name only).

The caveat is that "tecnically" this may be against the terms of your mortage. The bank could use this as cause to terminate the mortgage and ask for full re-payment at once.

The reality is that is it done all the time and there is no way the bank will ever know UNLESS you default on the loan. If the loan is defaulted on, then the bank may have reason to research the title and see the change.

Generally, this is only recommended among family members who you KNOW will always pay the mortgage on time and in full. When in doubt, cover yourself and do not file the quitclaim deed.

The lender would have the option of filing suit to recover monies that are still owed.

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You can legally loan your car to a friend, if you own it, but be prepared to pay for any damages done to or by your friend, because your insurance won't and they might cancel your policy. You must inform your insurance carrier if other persons will be driving your car.

You still are an economic entity, and so may not be able to reclaim the home. On a personal level, it may be best to just let the house go and move on.