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August 4, 2010 - 11:25 pm No Comments

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August 4, 2010 - 11:25 pm 3 Comments

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Home Equity Loans?

August 4, 2010 - 7:33 pm 4 Comments

Which company would be the best to go w/ for a home equity loan? My credit is bad :( I want to get a home loan, fix up the house, and pay off my little bit of debts i have. I know with my credit being not so great i’d get about a 9% rate (most likely) Im only looking to borrow $35-40,000

If your score is below 650, you probably wont get one. And just because you have a low score does not mean that the rate will be 9%. They may surprise you with a lower rate.

As far as which would be a good one? Most of the lenders now have been raked over the coals for screwing over their customers.

I would find a local Primerica agent and see if they can help. The $.M.A.R.T. Program offered if very flexible and just might work in your situation.

Should I get an home equity loan or should I save my money and pay with cash?

August 4, 2010 - 6:38 pm 7 Comments

I own a house that will be paid off next year.

I want to do some remodeling in my house like a new kitchen, all new travertine floors, new doors and some other things.

The total of my remodeling will be about $45,000 including all the labor and materials.

My question is: Do I get a home equity loan for 7% to8% or do I save my extra cash and pay for the remodeling in full in about 2-3 years after I pay off my house?

If I get a home equity loan for about 5 years, I will pay nearly $10,000 in interest alone. That’s a lot of money!

Any ideas?

P.S. I have no debt except my house loan. No credit cards, no cars, no school loans, no nothing!I have a credit score of 780 and I don’t like to pay interest if I don’t have to!

One plus with the loan is that you get to write off your interest on your taxes. That could bump you into a better tax bracket and actually save you more $$.

What is the term for a home equity loan?

August 4, 2010 - 6:38 pm 5 Comments

Are home equity loans 30-year loans, or do they have a shorter term?

It varies, but the most common are 30. To answer your question yes there are shorter terms. Which obviously would mean a higher payment and probably an adjustable rate. from jeff the loan agent

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August 4, 2010 - 6:37 pm 2 Comments

Im wanting to finance a pool with a home equity loan. Does that loan effect my current interest rate on my mortgage, or are they seperate?

They are completely separate. You have a contract with the company that holds your mortgage and that is whatever it is. If you get a home equity, even if it is with the same company, that is a separate account with it’s own agreement.

Home Equity Loans on Short Sales gone to collections?

August 4, 2010 - 6:37 pm 4 Comments

Readers Digest Version: My wife and I purchased a duplex in Kansas to rent out. I lost my job due to a work related injury. We had to short sale our primary home in California and the duplex in Kansas. Once the sales were finished, everything was fine until I received collection calls on the seconds on all three properties. Im confused, how and why can they now attach debt to me even when they were lines of credit on homes that are now sold….HELP

I am a licensed real estate broker in CA specializing in short sales. I don’t know about Kansas, but if the HELOC on the CA primary was a purchase money second, then they cannot do anything but issue a 1099. However, if it was a cash out refi and you used the money to buy a BMW, then they have a right to pursue you for the balance owed.

That said, the truth of the matter is that your lenders wrote off the debt and sold the debt to these third party debt collectors who bought the debt at a discount. Obviously you are not in a position to pay them, so let them know that you are insolvent and unable to pay nor do you have any assets. Do not pay a dime. You can request that all their communication be in written form. Eventually, the statue of limitations will expire on these debts and you will be rid of them. The worst they can do is to take you to court and if they win, get a judgement against you. But I doubt that will happen. If it does, then maybe bankruptcy might be an option.

Here’s an interesting website about unsecured credit card debt:
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maybe the rules apply to this stuation as well.

Good Luck

Why won’t lenders give home equity loans to manufactured home owners?

August 4, 2010 - 6:29 pm 2 Comments


Manufactured homes still have the ‘bad rap’ of being mobile homes (from the 70′s) and are not looked at as being the same quality as stick built homes.

Because of this manufactured home tend to depreciate in value and can not ( in most instances) be sold for or refinanced like a stick built home.

There are exceptions: in high demand areas (I’ve seen 70′s mobile homes sell for hundreds of thousands on Whidbey Island, WA!)

There are lenders who will refinance manufactured homes. Most of these are mortgage brokers who ‘sell’ these loans to investors (or lenders).

Modular homes are thought of the same way even though they are better made than stick built homes! Most people DO NOT KNOW the difference between and manufactured and a modular home, not do most of the lenders.

I hope this clears things up for you.

Are there any banks that give home equity loans on Co-operative homes?

August 4, 2010 - 6:29 pm 1 Comment


if you find one it will be rare!!! co ops normally do their own financing!!!