Loans

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Will jackson hewitt do the holiday loans this year2011 for the 2010 tax year

No part time is considered unstable income.

Patroit mortgage and NL loan servicing are SCAMS! I had the pleasure of dealing with them! They wii take your money! OR they will Demand payment before they SCREW you! I had the chance to work or got played! the person I was contacted by was DREW STEVENS if that was he real NAME! Started out we can help you. but got it in the BUTT BAD! to make a long story short my house went up for sale on 4-28-11! THEY will not return my calls or Emails or faxes! So what does that mean! Would a good company act like that! I have been trying to get my money back but they will not answer the phones, Take my advice STAY AWAY!

From beginning to end mine took two weeks. But I'm sure it varies widely depending on the needs of the individual and the mortgage company

yes, as long as your credit is good enough for the respective loans.

You cant. The loan in your name must be paid off by you. So if you plan to make any money off your car you will want to sell it for more then what is still owed.

The disbursement of a loan is when the money borrowed is given to the person who took the loan out. In the case of a federal student loan, the money is given (disbursed) directly to the school so that the money is spent on school expenses first. Any amount over the cost of tuition, fees, etc. will be sent to the student as a refund.

Only the landlord can take a name off a lease. Until then the signing parties are bound by the contract.

This is purely down to your bank and their underwriters decisions. I worked for many years as a bank underwriter and would often lend someone a set amount of money for a set amount of time should proof be given that the amount is due.

i.e If someone had a letter confirming they are due 5000 that was genuine and it was due to credit in 1 month I would lend them up to 5000 for the 1 month period, more of an advance than a loan but still treated as such.

NO! Any company that dose business and supports TRASH, the likes of Rush Limbaugh is asking for a major boycott by consumers. Notice is served.

yes the interest rate may be lower if the credit score is very good.

Whenever the lending institution wants one. Basically, if the primary applicant has no credit history, or a poor credit history, lenders may require that someone with a longer/better credit history cosign.

You remain as a co-guarantor until the loan has been repaid or refinanced in the name of the primary borrower.

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Most lenders will verify the majority of the information on the credit application and pull a credit report on you. As far as finding out, after the loan is done, that you lied on the credit application, there really is nothing that will be done unless you fail to make the payments.

The short answer is yes they can because once the bankruptcy is discharged you no longer are protected for debtors who wish to collect on a debt.

I'm not sur bout dat either

The person contacted should inform the bank that they are not involved in this loan and that if the bank's information shows them as being involved then this would be identity theft. If the bank is trying to track down a person who signed for the loan but has defaulted or otherwise walked away from the debt, the person contacted should respond with the truth - either this person doesn't live here and I don't have contact information or with the contact information that the person has on the defaulter.

If a bank is calling repeatedly after being told that the person being contacted has no information, this would be harassment and should be reported to either the police or the BBB.

Only if you get written permission from them in a well stated contract.

Yes - if you have enough income in order to meet the monthly loan repayment amount.

Ex: If your monthly income is Rs. 50,000/- and you are asking for a loan of Rs. 20 lacs which would work out to an EMI of around Rs. 20,000/- you will be able to get the loan all by yourself without a co-applicant.

A co-applicant is included in cases where the loan applicant does not have enough income to meet the monthly EMI payments himself and the addition of the co-applicants income boosts his loan eligibility and also the chances of him getting the loan.

I do not think so. The idea of tithe could be considered in relation to fruits and harvests. If we distinguish between a fruit and a seed, then a loan is not yet a fruit. It is a seed that is yet to be planted and to bear fruits. It's out of the the fruits that tithes would be paid.

Loan is not income. Loan is not even taxed by the governor. I do not see how God would even want to accept tithes out of a loan. A loan is not an earning as yet until it bears fruits.

no you cant. you need proof of income. you can have your boss make you pay stubs and they might accept those

simply write a letter to Bank he will do