• When the Bank Says NO!

     
    Factoring has been practiced for centuries. The Romans sold promissory notes at a discount as did the Phoenicians. The word "factor" comes from Latin, the language of Rome. It means "to do" or "to make." The Pilgrim's journeys to America were financed by advances from a Factor who provided the funds to pay for the journey. The Pilgrims repaid the money with earnings from America. Factoring to this day is an extremely common business practice in Europe whereas many American business men have never heard of it....
     

    Bad Credit Payday or Cash Advance Loans - No Credit Check Required

     
    If you are in need of extra cash until pay day, you may want to consider applying for a pay day or check loan online. A pay day loan can be obtained online and with no credit check. Bad credit will not disqualify you from qualifying for a pay day loan. You can use the money for what ever purpose necessary and the money can often be deposited into your checking account the very same day you apply. All you need is a checking account, and a steady source of income and you can get up to 1000 dollars or more deposited directly into your checking account....
     

    Bridge Loans: Everything You Wanted To Know

     
    As the name implies, bridge loans fulfill a vital need for active developers by giving life to a new project in the months before lenders feel confident enough to make available a construction loan, or a repositioning loan in the case of an existing project. But real estate bridge loans have other uses, both tactical and strategic, that make them indispensable in today's New York marketplace. For new development projects, bridge loans provide financing for property assemblages, site acquisition, and development expenses....
     

    Industry Regulation and Recent Legislation

     
    A number of states from coast to coast are attempting to impose further regulations on the payday loan industry, but without much success in many cases. Consumers of payday loans have generally argued against more stringent measures and limitations, that would limit their access to payday loans. And, in the meantime, the payday loan industry continues to grow, both in the numbers of loans issued and the dollar amounts of loans issued. In Washington State, there were no less than 14 bills introduced during the 2004-2005 legislative session, with the specific intent of more tightly regulating the payday loan industry....
     

    How to Find a Loan or Mortgage with Bad Credit

     
    If you have bad credit and you are trying to get a personal loan or mortgage, it may seem like a difficult situation. However, there is hope. There are many lenders with loan programs available today to help people with poor credit, bankruptcy and even foreclosures obtain financing. The first step in finding a loan is to check you credit report for errors and have any found corrected. This can make a big difference and will save you money by getting a better rate of interest. You can apply for a copy of your credit report from all three credit bureaus for free....
     

    10 Things to Look for in a Home-Equity Line of Credit

     
    If you are a homeowner, you've probably received offers to apply for a home equity line of credit (HELOC). Handled with care, home equity credit lines can be an excellent way to improve financial flexibility, provide readily available cash reserves for emergencies, or pay for large expenses (like college tuition or home improvements) that have irregular payment schedules. But be aware that not all home equity credit lines are created equal. If you decide that a HELOC is right for you, what features should you look for?...
     

    Refinance Your Mortgage to Rebuild Credit

     
    Refinancing your mortgage is one way to rebuild your credit, particularly if you have recently declared bankruptcy. With a poor credit history, you can find refinancing through a sub prime lender. To rebuild your credit, make regular payments on your mortgage and other bills. Then after two years, refinance again for lower rates with your now good credit rating. A Note About Sub Prime Lenders Sub prime lenders offer B, C, and D credit, which means they offer credit to high risk lenders. For taking on these high-risk loans, sub prime lenders charge slightly higher interest rates and fees....
     

    First Time Buyer Home Loans - Things To Consider When Applying Online

     
    As a first time home buyer, there are several things you should consider when applying for a loan online. First, do you know what type of loan you want? Secondly, do you want personal service or better rates? And finally, how do you plan on scheduling in a home loan? Type Of Loan All these different types of mortgage loans have their advantages and disadvantages. To pick the best one for your financial situation, read up on mortgage loans. Most online mortgage lenders offer helpful articles on their websites to help you understand terms and rates....
     

    Bad Credit? With Poor Credit You Can Still Refinance Or Get A Home Equity Line Of Credit

     
    Have you decided to refinance your home or apply for a home equity line of credit but worry about your credit rating? Even with poor credit it is possible to refinance your existing mortgage or obtain a home equity line of credit. New practices in the lending industry have made it easier than ever for you to refinance your mortgage or get a home equity line of credit. If you have adverse credit, specialized lenders can help you find the loan package your need with an interest rate you can afford....
     

    Home Equity Lines of Credit Vs. Other Conventional Loans

     
    When it comes to getting money, you have two basic options. If you are a homeowner you can choose to take out a home equity line or credit (HELOC), or you can take out a conventional loan. Both of these products will provide you with the funds needed, but the similarities end there. With varying interest rates and repayment options, you have a wide array of choices. We will discuss the differences between these two options, and then decide on which one is best for the typical homeowner. Remember, that everyone's situation is different, so use your best judgment when choosing a loan product....
     
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