What happens to your current car loan when you get a new car?
Q. My wife would like to get a new car. She currently has a 2005 Ford Escape, owes about 6500 on her current car. She likes the new Ford Edge's, if we get a new one would the dealer pay off the remainder of the old car loan?
Asked by vida - Sun Jun 7 11:58:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Vida, It would depend on what you agree to do with the Escape. If you're trading it in to the dealership on the Edge, then paying off the old loan would be part of the agreement you have with them if that's what you need done. The loan on the Escape needs to be paid if you do trade it in, either by you or by the dealership though. So, for example, using round numbers, if you purchase the new vehicle for $2000 and the dealership gives you $10,000 for the trade-in, you would have a $10,000 difference between the two. After paying off the loan on the old vehicle you would need to get a loan on the new vehicle for $16,500 plus taxes and fees, less any downpayment you would put toward the purchase. Go to they have better interest rates… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Sun Jun 7 12:00:29 2009
Q. My wife would like to get a new car. She currently has a 2005 Ford Escape, owes about 6500 on her current car. She likes the new Ford Edge's, if we get a new one would the dealer pay off the remainder of the old car loan?
Asked by vida - Sun Jun 7 11:58:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Vida, It would depend on what you agree to do with the Escape. If you're trading it in to the dealership on the Edge, then paying off the old loan would be part of the agreement you have with them if that's what you need done. The loan on the Escape needs to be paid if you do trade it in, either by you or by the dealership though. So, for example, using round numbers, if you purchase the new vehicle for $2000 and the dealership gives you $10,000 for the trade-in, you would have a $10,000 difference between the two. After paying off the loan on the old vehicle you would need to get a loan on the new vehicle for $16,500 plus taxes and fees, less any downpayment you would put toward the purchase. Go to they have better interest rates… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Sun Jun 7 12:00:29 2009
How do i go about applying for a new business loan?
Q. How do i go about applying for a new business loan? I am starting a new business by buying and reselling consumer electronics, what do i need to obtain a new business loan or a grant. What do the banks look at before getting you approved?
Asked by Prince Of Light - Sat Jul 28 16:10:05 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When getting a loan here are things the bank looks for: A business plan detailing the product/service,, customer, location, and financial analysis. Your business experience and how well you understand this industry. Can you make this business work. Do you have personnel on your staff to supplement your lack of skills. history which demonstrates your ability to handle credit. Your personal credit score needs to be well above average. What collateral do you have and how can you guarantee the loan in case of problems. Terms How much, How long and For what? Can the what be reposed in case of problems? Your equity. They like to see you putting up more than 25% of what you need. If you've never been in business before, I would… [cont.]
Answered by ynot - Sat Jul 28 16:44:38 2007
Q. How do i go about applying for a new business loan? I am starting a new business by buying and reselling consumer electronics, what do i need to obtain a new business loan or a grant. What do the banks look at before getting you approved?
Asked by Prince Of Light - Sat Jul 28 16:10:05 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When getting a loan here are things the bank looks for: A business plan detailing the product/service,, customer, location, and financial analysis. Your business experience and how well you understand this industry. Can you make this business work. Do you have personnel on your staff to supplement your lack of skills. history which demonstrates your ability to handle credit. Your personal credit score needs to be well above average. What collateral do you have and how can you guarantee the loan in case of problems. Terms How much, How long and For what? Can the what be reposed in case of problems? Your equity. They like to see you putting up more than 25% of what you need. If you've never been in business before, I would… [cont.]
Answered by ynot - Sat Jul 28 16:44:38 2007
Is subprime loan something new? is it invented relatively recently as a new financial product?
Q. I am asking because I wonder why there's the subprime crisis all of the sudden. I understand that the problem is that subprime loan has variable interest rates so when rates get too high, people can't pay. However, why didn't this happen before (in the entire human history, or at least in the history of modern economics - I am not aware)? (Somehow I doubt it - but, Were there new government laws that triggered or encouraged this disastrous consequence?) Who's responsible? Who let this happen? Someone should have seen and catch this problem (economists, legislators) earlier.
Asked by jtlam - Fri Nov 30 13:13:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, sub-prime lending is not a new phenomenon. It has been around for centuries. WHat is new is the extent to which regulated commercial banks have gotten involved with sub-prime lending. Prior to the last decade or two, specialized finance companies and private individuals provided high interest loans to high risk borrowers. Involvement by commercial banks grew out of several concurrent phenomena. First, the growth in prime customers- those with good incomes, good credit, and cash for down payments- slowed dramatically as home ownership rates exploded. To continue to grow their businesses banks had to create new products- such as sub prime mortgages- to reach out to new groups. Second, improvements in technology and quantitative… [cont.]
Answered by Homer J. Simpson - Fri Nov 30 14:11:50 2007
Q. I am asking because I wonder why there's the subprime crisis all of the sudden. I understand that the problem is that subprime loan has variable interest rates so when rates get too high, people can't pay. However, why didn't this happen before (in the entire human history, or at least in the history of modern economics - I am not aware)? (Somehow I doubt it - but, Were there new government laws that triggered or encouraged this disastrous consequence?) Who's responsible? Who let this happen? Someone should have seen and catch this problem (economists, legislators) earlier.
Asked by jtlam - Fri Nov 30 13:13:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, sub-prime lending is not a new phenomenon. It has been around for centuries. WHat is new is the extent to which regulated commercial banks have gotten involved with sub-prime lending. Prior to the last decade or two, specialized finance companies and private individuals provided high interest loans to high risk borrowers. Involvement by commercial banks grew out of several concurrent phenomena. First, the growth in prime customers- those with good incomes, good credit, and cash for down payments- slowed dramatically as home ownership rates exploded. To continue to grow their businesses banks had to create new products- such as sub prime mortgages- to reach out to new groups. Second, improvements in technology and quantitative… [cont.]
Answered by Homer J. Simpson - Fri Nov 30 14:11:50 2007
What are some creative marketing and advertising tips for a new loan officer?
Q. I just started a new career in the business and finance world. I am a new loan officer, however I am having some trouble building up clientel. I have been going around to the real estate offices around my area every week introducing myself and giving them my business card. What are some things I can give to these agents to market myself and make me stand out amongst all of the other lenders that walk through their doors?
Asked by lauracalifgirl - Mon Sep 25 22:12:20 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Give the agents a BUYER. I've been in R.E. sales for five years now, at the beginning it was very difficult to stand out, and get my name out there. Now, I have consistent business because I've diversified myself greatly. What you need to do is pull/order a statistical report from one of the title companies in your local M.L.S. On this report specifically request sales per unit, not volume, because per unit means you've dealt with more families, buyers, and sellers. This is what you want, a client-base. Choose thirty or so agents that have the highest per unit sales. These are more than likely agents you've heard of. They are successful because they work with many lenders (this is key!). Talk to them, let them know who are you. … [cont.]
Answered by KingFella - Mon Sep 25 22:25:34 2006
Q. I just started a new career in the business and finance world. I am a new loan officer, however I am having some trouble building up clientel. I have been going around to the real estate offices around my area every week introducing myself and giving them my business card. What are some things I can give to these agents to market myself and make me stand out amongst all of the other lenders that walk through their doors?
Asked by lauracalifgirl - Mon Sep 25 22:12:20 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Give the agents a BUYER. I've been in R.E. sales for five years now, at the beginning it was very difficult to stand out, and get my name out there. Now, I have consistent business because I've diversified myself greatly. What you need to do is pull/order a statistical report from one of the title companies in your local M.L.S. On this report specifically request sales per unit, not volume, because per unit means you've dealt with more families, buyers, and sellers. This is what you want, a client-base. Choose thirty or so agents that have the highest per unit sales. These are more than likely agents you've heard of. They are successful because they work with many lenders (this is key!). Talk to them, let them know who are you. … [cont.]
Answered by KingFella - Mon Sep 25 22:25:34 2006
When do we start the loan process for a new home construction home?
Q. My husband and I are buying a new home. The house is currently under construction but it won't be completely done until the Spring or Summer of next year. When should I start speaking with someone regarding a loan for the house?
Asked by Cream4life - Mon Dec 11 15:04:16 2006 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My husband and I bought a newly constructed home out in Las Vegas, Nevada about a year ago. Before the home developer would even allow us to put an "earnest money deposit" down for the house, we had to get "prequalified" with a mortgage lender... this could be done anytime before your house is finished, with any mortgage lender/broker/bank. Then about 3-6 months BEFORE the house was scheduled to be finished, we started to call around different mortgage lenders to shop around for best "interest rates and closing costs" terms ... We found "IndyMac Bank" out in California to be the best lender at the time we called... I had heard of this company through my parents who have a mortgage with them... when my parents had a hard time finding… [cont.]
Answered by loststream - Tue Dec 12 05:15:33 2006
Q. My husband and I are buying a new home. The house is currently under construction but it won't be completely done until the Spring or Summer of next year. When should I start speaking with someone regarding a loan for the house?
Asked by Cream4life - Mon Dec 11 15:04:16 2006 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My husband and I bought a newly constructed home out in Las Vegas, Nevada about a year ago. Before the home developer would even allow us to put an "earnest money deposit" down for the house, we had to get "prequalified" with a mortgage lender... this could be done anytime before your house is finished, with any mortgage lender/broker/bank. Then about 3-6 months BEFORE the house was scheduled to be finished, we started to call around different mortgage lenders to shop around for best "interest rates and closing costs" terms ... We found "IndyMac Bank" out in California to be the best lender at the time we called... I had heard of this company through my parents who have a mortgage with them... when my parents had a hard time finding… [cont.]
Answered by loststream - Tue Dec 12 05:15:33 2006
What happens if a broker cannot sell your new mortgage loan because of the current state of the loan industry
Q. I recently closed escrow on a new home mortgage, but because of the recent chages in the home mortgage industry, the broker cannot sell the loan to a traditional bank. They are basically stuck with the loan. Is there anything I should be concerned with? I recently closed escrow on a new home mortgage, but because of the recent changes in the home mortgage industry, the broker cannot sell the loan to a traditional bank. In otherwords, from what I am being told by my loan officer, is that when the loan funded, the bank that was to buy the loan closed its doors. Now that brokerage is stuck with the loan... Is there anything I should be concerned with?
Asked by Jack24 - Fri Aug 24 23:58:29 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just to clarify with the confusion I see in some of the answers... Brokers can fund their own loans and then sell the loans. For those who don't understand this, run a search on "mortgage table funding" , "correspondant mortgage lending" and "mortgage broker warehouse line." Some brokers have taken on the name "Mortgage Banker" if they sell loans funded from their warehouse line. Some have not. Soon, "Mortgage Banker" will be completely accepted. It sounds like, as someone else answered, the Broker funded the loan on their warehouse line and the investor---who made a commitment to immediately buy the loan---went out of business. This is in no way the Broker's fault and you should do all you can to try and help the Broker get… [cont.]
Answered by Mark M - Sat Aug 25 02:41:57 2007
Q. I recently closed escrow on a new home mortgage, but because of the recent chages in the home mortgage industry, the broker cannot sell the loan to a traditional bank. They are basically stuck with the loan. Is there anything I should be concerned with? I recently closed escrow on a new home mortgage, but because of the recent changes in the home mortgage industry, the broker cannot sell the loan to a traditional bank. In otherwords, from what I am being told by my loan officer, is that when the loan funded, the bank that was to buy the loan closed its doors. Now that brokerage is stuck with the loan... Is there anything I should be concerned with?
Asked by Jack24 - Fri Aug 24 23:58:29 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just to clarify with the confusion I see in some of the answers... Brokers can fund their own loans and then sell the loans. For those who don't understand this, run a search on "mortgage table funding" , "correspondant mortgage lending" and "mortgage broker warehouse line." Some brokers have taken on the name "Mortgage Banker" if they sell loans funded from their warehouse line. Some have not. Soon, "Mortgage Banker" will be completely accepted. It sounds like, as someone else answered, the Broker funded the loan on their warehouse line and the investor---who made a commitment to immediately buy the loan---went out of business. This is in no way the Broker's fault and you should do all you can to try and help the Broker get… [cont.]
Answered by Mark M - Sat Aug 25 02:41:57 2007
What's the average interest rate for a new motorcycle loan?
Q. I hear it all the time: "Do research before you ask for a loan or they'll give you a ridiculous interest rate." So what's the average interest rate for a new motorcycle? Particularly a loan for $3500 approximately.
Asked by wbbulldogs - Tue Aug 19 22:41:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I bought a brand new kawasaki in 2006. I financed $2800 through kawasaki good times credit and my intrest rate was 17%.
Answered by Megan M - Tue Aug 19 22:50:11 2008
Q. I hear it all the time: "Do research before you ask for a loan or they'll give you a ridiculous interest rate." So what's the average interest rate for a new motorcycle? Particularly a loan for $3500 approximately.
Asked by wbbulldogs - Tue Aug 19 22:41:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I bought a brand new kawasaki in 2006. I financed $2800 through kawasaki good times credit and my intrest rate was 17%.
Answered by Megan M - Tue Aug 19 22:50:11 2008
Will a new job affect your posibilites of getting a new home loan?
Q. My boyfriend wants to buy a home for us and he just got a new job offer with better pay and benefits. He has been at his previous job for 8 years and will probably be accepting this new offer very soon. Will this affect his possibilities of getting or securing a home loan?
Asked by Olga S - Tue Sep 25 18:10:10 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Typically, if the job is in the same type of field, it will have no effect. Especially, if he had that amount of time at the last job and he has logical reasons for switching. Good luck!!
Answered by sweetsum691 - Tue Sep 25 18:24:38 2007
Q. My boyfriend wants to buy a home for us and he just got a new job offer with better pay and benefits. He has been at his previous job for 8 years and will probably be accepting this new offer very soon. Will this affect his possibilities of getting or securing a home loan?
Asked by Olga S - Tue Sep 25 18:10:10 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Typically, if the job is in the same type of field, it will have no effect. Especially, if he had that amount of time at the last job and he has logical reasons for switching. Good luck!!
Answered by sweetsum691 - Tue Sep 25 18:24:38 2007
Should I work for a new loan modification company?
Q. I have a temp agency who is trying to set me up with a temp to hire position in inside sales selling loan modification products to homeowners whose homes are about to go into foreclosure. I know there are a lot of homes right now going into foreclosure, but should I consider this opportunity? This is a new business getting started with seven reps that eventually will eventually expand to 30 reps. I may have the opportunity to get into management if I do well to begin. In reference to first answer, this is one of the concerns I have had about the position.
Asked by Information guru - Mon Aug 18 22:50:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Understand that this sort of business is going to be short term. Within a couple of years, there will no longer be a need for loan modifications.
Answered by acermill - Mon Aug 18 22:54:03 2008
Q. I have a temp agency who is trying to set me up with a temp to hire position in inside sales selling loan modification products to homeowners whose homes are about to go into foreclosure. I know there are a lot of homes right now going into foreclosure, but should I consider this opportunity? This is a new business getting started with seven reps that eventually will eventually expand to 30 reps. I may have the opportunity to get into management if I do well to begin. In reference to first answer, this is one of the concerns I have had about the position.
Asked by Information guru - Mon Aug 18 22:50:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Understand that this sort of business is going to be short term. Within a couple of years, there will no longer be a need for loan modifications.
Answered by acermill - Mon Aug 18 22:54:03 2008
What's a good rate to aim for when getting a new car loan?
Q. It's been a while since I financed a brand new vehicle. I am interested in the 2009 Saturn Vue. What is a good percentage to aim for when talking about the interest on a finance loan?
Asked by Christy M - Mon Nov 3 13:06:08 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. zero to 3.9%... no higher. If you have good credit shouldn't be a problem. Enjoy the new car :)
Answered by IslandGirl - Mon Nov 3 13:11:15 2008
Q. It's been a while since I financed a brand new vehicle. I am interested in the 2009 Saturn Vue. What is a good percentage to aim for when talking about the interest on a finance loan?
Asked by Christy M - Mon Nov 3 13:06:08 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. zero to 3.9%... no higher. If you have good credit shouldn't be a problem. Enjoy the new car :)
Answered by IslandGirl - Mon Nov 3 13:11:15 2008
Have you heard about a new type of student loan?
Q. I've heard that as an alternative to traditional student loans, private banks are offering pay-based loans. Instead of paying a set amount of your loan after, you pay a percentage of your salary after you graduate. You do this every year until your loan is payed off. So if you lose your job, you don't have to pay until you get a new one. Have you heard of this? Do you have any information about it?
Asked by bowlingcap - Sun Aug 13 13:14:42 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Never, the cheapest loan I've heard is standford loan and federal loan.
Answered by me1c01ciz - Sun Aug 13 13:18:07 2006
Q. I've heard that as an alternative to traditional student loans, private banks are offering pay-based loans. Instead of paying a set amount of your loan after, you pay a percentage of your salary after you graduate. You do this every year until your loan is payed off. So if you lose your job, you don't have to pay until you get a new one. Have you heard of this? Do you have any information about it?
Asked by bowlingcap - Sun Aug 13 13:14:42 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Never, the cheapest loan I've heard is standford loan and federal loan.
Answered by me1c01ciz - Sun Aug 13 13:18:07 2006
Do we need to get a new title insurance when we refinance our home mortgage loan?
Q. We bought a title insurance when we first got our home loan. We are now refinancing with another bank and they are requiring us to get a new title insurance. Is this right?
Asked by first-time homebuyer - Sun Apr 19 07:07:00 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work at a mortgage company, and most banks require title insurance for every mortgage that they underwrtie.
Answered by unknown - Sun Apr 19 07:15:05 2009
Q. We bought a title insurance when we first got our home loan. We are now refinancing with another bank and they are requiring us to get a new title insurance. Is this right?
Asked by first-time homebuyer - Sun Apr 19 07:07:00 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work at a mortgage company, and most banks require title insurance for every mortgage that they underwrtie.
Answered by unknown - Sun Apr 19 07:15:05 2009
Can Anyone Recommend A Loan Modification Expert For New York State?
Q. Hello, My parents are trying to find a good company to help them in doing a loan modification. Does anyone know of a good, honest organization that could help them without high fees involved? They reside in Westchester County, New York. If anyone knows also, what questions should they ask? Thanks to anyone who can help!
Asked by Lissey T - Fri May 15 17:28:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please do not respond to spam here in your queston or the emails you will get. These companies are scam scam scam alert material. Why can't they work with their own lender and see what can be done? Please, please be very careful.
Answered by Rebecca - Fri May 15 17:35:40 2009
Q. Hello, My parents are trying to find a good company to help them in doing a loan modification. Does anyone know of a good, honest organization that could help them without high fees involved? They reside in Westchester County, New York. If anyone knows also, what questions should they ask? Thanks to anyone who can help!
Asked by Lissey T - Fri May 15 17:28:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please do not respond to spam here in your queston or the emails you will get. These companies are scam scam scam alert material. Why can't they work with their own lender and see what can be done? Please, please be very careful.
Answered by Rebecca - Fri May 15 17:35:40 2009
Getting a new bank account and possibly a loan?
Q. Tomorrow I'm going to go open an account with a local credit union and hopefully get a car loan (yay!). I'm planning on switching everything over from the evil Bank of America. I was wondering what questions I should ask, or they will ask me, when I open this new account and what questions I should ask when getting a loan? Is there anything I should bring with me to be more prepared?
Asked by Madeleine - Sun Jul 12 19:12:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when getting a loan you should have at least 2 most recent pay stubs or 2 years tax returns if self employed. Ask about the rate of interest you'll qualify for, when the payment date is, if there is an early pay off penalty. If you have a car picked out they will need the vin number,type, model, and mileage. They also need to know the sellers or dealer name & address, and cost. Opening a new account should be standard. If your ID is less than 60 days old you might need a recent bill to verify your address. Some places want your social security card but not all.
Answered by seekn2know - Sun Jul 12 19:38:59 2009
Q. Tomorrow I'm going to go open an account with a local credit union and hopefully get a car loan (yay!). I'm planning on switching everything over from the evil Bank of America. I was wondering what questions I should ask, or they will ask me, when I open this new account and what questions I should ask when getting a loan? Is there anything I should bring with me to be more prepared?
Asked by Madeleine - Sun Jul 12 19:12:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. when getting a loan you should have at least 2 most recent pay stubs or 2 years tax returns if self employed. Ask about the rate of interest you'll qualify for, when the payment date is, if there is an early pay off penalty. If you have a car picked out they will need the vin number,type, model, and mileage. They also need to know the sellers or dealer name & address, and cost. Opening a new account should be standard. If your ID is less than 60 days old you might need a recent bill to verify your address. Some places want your social security card but not all.
Answered by seekn2know - Sun Jul 12 19:38:59 2009
Is there a way I can get a loan if I own two new cars?
Q. I have two new cars, that I own outright. Is there some kind of loan that I can apply for that would take that kind of collateral into consideration? I would like to consolidate some of my credit card debt, and would probably even be able to pay the loan off in 5-6 months.
Asked by ___ - Thu Apr 16 15:28:13 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there is. But you have to consider that you are getting a loan on a used vehicle, not new. You would need to compare the interest rate on the loan to that of the credit card. Your best bet may be to contact the credit card to see if they would consolidate the bills at a lower interest rate rather than lose the interest all together.
Answered by Wayne S - Thu Apr 16 15:43:32 2009
Q. I have two new cars, that I own outright. Is there some kind of loan that I can apply for that would take that kind of collateral into consideration? I would like to consolidate some of my credit card debt, and would probably even be able to pay the loan off in 5-6 months.
Asked by ___ - Thu Apr 16 15:28:13 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there is. But you have to consider that you are getting a loan on a used vehicle, not new. You would need to compare the interest rate on the loan to that of the credit card. Your best bet may be to contact the credit card to see if they would consolidate the bills at a lower interest rate rather than lose the interest all together.
Answered by Wayne S - Thu Apr 16 15:43:32 2009
Can you get a auto loan with a learner permit in new jersey?
Q. I'M 32 years old with a learner permit,and i want to get a auto loan for achevrolet blazer.Is this possible in new jersey.
Asked by Gerai C - Thu Jul 20 12:23:30 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I absolutely concur with the first two answers. A child actor can buy and legally own a limo, they just can't drive it. And why would they want to, they would hire a driver in a second and go on about their business...
Answered by gimpalomg - Thu Jul 20 12:37:12 2006
Q. I'M 32 years old with a learner permit,and i want to get a auto loan for achevrolet blazer.Is this possible in new jersey.
Asked by Gerai C - Thu Jul 20 12:23:30 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I absolutely concur with the first two answers. A child actor can buy and legally own a limo, they just can't drive it. And why would they want to, they would hire a driver in a second and go on about their business...
Answered by gimpalomg - Thu Jul 20 12:37:12 2006
What can I expect for APR on new car loan?
Q. What APR can I expect on a new car loan for about $25k? I have a 710 score but only about 2 years of credit history.
Asked by bloody_knuckles84 - Wed Aug 12 14:58:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It seems that most loans have been a challenge to secure in this econonmy. The web places are good and I have heard the are easier to quailify sometimes. Ive been told this site is good
Answered by Merrill P - Wed Aug 12 15:51:00 2009
Q. What APR can I expect on a new car loan for about $25k? I have a 710 score but only about 2 years of credit history.
Asked by bloody_knuckles84 - Wed Aug 12 14:58:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It seems that most loans have been a challenge to secure in this econonmy. The web places are good and I have heard the are easier to quailify sometimes. Ive been told this site is good
Answered by Merrill P - Wed Aug 12 15:51:00 2009
I am buying a new car and was going to take out loan. Is it better to add to mortgage?
Q. I am all ready for buying a new car and to take out a loan. Someone has told me i would be better off adding to my mortgage. is this true and if so how do i go about it?
Asked by LUCI M - Sun Apr 13 15:10:23 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am all ready for buying a new car and to take out a loan. Someone has told me i would be better off adding to my mortgage. is this true and if so how do i go about it?
Asked by LUCI M - Sun Apr 13 15:10:23 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
where i get information of indian government loan scheme for engineers setting up new small scale unit?
Q. where i get information of indian government loan scheme for engineers setting up new small scale unit, and how can i get maximum subsidy, please tell me where to contact for this?
Asked by Sachin K - Fri May 15 07:58:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Learning Objectives: To introduce the functions and activities of various Central and State Government agencies supporting small-scale industries. Discuss the functions of DIC. Present the activities and focused consultancy areas of TECSOK. Discuss the functions of KIADB. Present the activities and loan schemes of KSFC. district industries centers (DIC) The District Industries Centers (DIC s) programme was started in 1978 with a view to provide integrated administrative framework at the district level for promotion of small scale industries in rural areas. The DIC s are envisaged as a single window interacting agency at the district level providing service and support to small entrepreneurs under a single roof. DIC s are the… [cont.]
Answered by gurusmith - Fri May 15 11:16:52 2009
Q. where i get information of indian government loan scheme for engineers setting up new small scale unit, and how can i get maximum subsidy, please tell me where to contact for this?
Asked by Sachin K - Fri May 15 07:58:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Learning Objectives: To introduce the functions and activities of various Central and State Government agencies supporting small-scale industries. Discuss the functions of DIC. Present the activities and focused consultancy areas of TECSOK. Discuss the functions of KIADB. Present the activities and loan schemes of KSFC. district industries centers (DIC) The District Industries Centers (DIC s) programme was started in 1978 with a view to provide integrated administrative framework at the district level for promotion of small scale industries in rural areas. The DIC s are envisaged as a single window interacting agency at the district level providing service and support to small entrepreneurs under a single roof. DIC s are the… [cont.]
Answered by gurusmith - Fri May 15 11:16:52 2009
Can I continue my old mortgage remaining period as partial loan on my new house?
Q. I have 3 years remaining in my old house 5/1 mortgage. Im planning to sell the house and buy a new one. Can I use the old mortgage to cover the partial amount for new loan?
Asked by Raghu - Thu Mar 16 11:49:27 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Mortgages are on specific properties. You cannot transfer them from one to another. Sorry! To be absolutely sure, call your mortgage company, they will be able to answer it for you for certain as they are the ones granting the mortgage in the first place.
Answered by blueroads - Thu Mar 16 11:53:39 2006
Q. I have 3 years remaining in my old house 5/1 mortgage. Im planning to sell the house and buy a new one. Can I use the old mortgage to cover the partial amount for new loan?
Asked by Raghu - Thu Mar 16 11:49:27 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Mortgages are on specific properties. You cannot transfer them from one to another. Sorry! To be absolutely sure, call your mortgage company, they will be able to answer it for you for certain as they are the ones granting the mortgage in the first place.
Answered by blueroads - Thu Mar 16 11:53:39 2006
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