Line Of Credit
All roads lead to a line of credit. (Bank On It).(aggressive marketing tactics target small businesses): An article from: Hawaii Business [H] [T] [M]
Malcolm Lau (Digital) Hawaii Business Publishing Co. 2003-06-01
Release date: 2005-07-31
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My husband and I are debating how to finance some home improvement projects. He says use savings, I say use a line of credit(repay within two years hopefully) I am afraid if we use savings we will never replace it. He doesn't want debt. Any opinions?
If you got the equity then go with the HELOC. If the home improvements are going to increase the value of your home then it's a no brainer. As long as you're not going to buy a car or take a vacation with it. Leave your savings alone.
...OR say you can get a HELOC @ 6% APR. Then the money in your savings account that you would have spent on your house - put that money in a CD (or some other investment vehicle) that earns 6% interest and then you're pretty much getting your home improvements for free. If you got 6% going out then see if you can get at least 6% coming in.... and then you'll make that much more when you sell the house because you didn't really pay much for the improvements.
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I have a single family home which I will begin renting in early 2008, what are the requirements to get a line of credit to purchase anothe property?
Yes, you can. The mortgage company/ loan officer will need know where the down payment is coming from and include in your dti ratio.
I have two banks. In writing a check, I mistakenly grabbed the wrong check book and bounced a check (1st bad check in 14 years).
I immediately called the bank and spoke with a sales executive. He advised me to sign up for check protection so that this wouldn't happen again. Nothing else was discussed, no papers signed, nothing sent to me in writing.
I thought this was a gratuity by the bank for being a loyal customer, so I said ok; I had no idea this was actually a line of credit with finance charges, interest, and my personal credit report accessed (which lowers your credit score).
I didn't catch it on the first statement as I travel extensively, but I did catch it on the second statement. I called the bank. They refused to help me when I asked for a letter of deletion for the credit bureaus. I stated that there was no disclosure of any loan.
I took this up the chain of command. I feel that since there was no disclosure, this is illegal, and the bank refuses to help .
Sorry, but ONE hard inquiry does not lower your credit score
Do they look at thing's such as the fico score and what else do they look at.Looking for info on how to use the elements from the business not me as a person to obtain financing or line of credit to pay off the people i am buying a company from.
They look for a history of profit and how leveraged are the assets of the company...
Line of credit. Its like having cash in hand so the seller does not have to worry about you getting financed through the bank. This means the home doesn't have to appraise, and the lender cannot back out of funding the loan to you. Peace of mind is worth a lot to a seller, I pay cash for all my deals, and save significantly on the purchase price because of it.
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