It depends on which loan you want to get. More likely, you will be refused in a bank but approved at the company like Personal Money Service. I would recommend to pay attention to alternative non-traditional lenders. You may have been a bankrupt but if today you have a steady source of income and the lender can see your ability to pay off the loan then you can get approved. In other words, just turn to non-traditional lenders.
Another way to help get a loan is to have a guarantor for the loan. A guarantor is legally responsible for the loan repayment in the event that the original loan recipient can't or won't pay back the loan.
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$150. 5% interest per $1000 is $50 per year. You had the loan 3 years- $50 x 3.
The typical term length of a title loan is 3 years.
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$150. 5% interest per $1000 is $50 per year. You had the loan 3 years- $50 x 3.
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Received loan from family members after 3 years family said they don't want their loan back how do i bass my entry in the books of the accounts
no they cant only after 2 years
Yes, you will have to wait three years in order to get a home loan. However the loan may be higher then normal loans fees and you can a stronger chance of a rejection.
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6% is 600x6/100 =36 per year. 3 years is 3x36 =108
There are lenders out there that will do a mortgage one day after forclosure. But if it is under 3 years you will have to get a sub-prime loan which has higher rates than a regular loan. If it is has been 3 years and you have been paying all you bills on time you shouldn't have a problem getting a loan. Yes 3 years is the magical number for foreclosures but keep in mind that you still have to rebuild your credit. There are minimum fico score requirements to purchase a property.