Nov
25
What are the best sources of information on Prime equity home loans
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shammu asked:
I am looking to refi my home mortgage and got a suggestion to check out home equity loan. Need help
Samuel
I am looking to refi my home mortgage and got a suggestion to check out home equity loan. Need help
Samuel
Nov
19
Are people ever denied HELOC or Home Equity Loans when they have a lot of equity in their home?
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mrclam1212 asked:
Say someone wanted a 30K Home Equity Loan and they had 200K in equity in their home. Would they get the loan everytime regardless of credit score and other factors?
William
Say someone wanted a 30K Home Equity Loan and they had 200K in equity in their home. Would they get the loan everytime regardless of credit score and other factors?
William
Nov
14
What happens with Home equity loans and lines of credit if you file bankruptcy?
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Clinton W asked:
Would these debts be “forgiven” also and if so, does this affect your house which was used to achieve the loan?
Diego
Would these debts be “forgiven” also and if so, does this affect your house which was used to achieve the loan?
Diego
Nov
11
Is it smart to use a home equity loan to pay off car loans, and a line of credit?
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motormank asked:
My husband and I need to lower our monthly payments. We have no debt except a line of credit for $60,000 with the payment of $410 and two car loans both adding up to about $25,000 and the combined payment of $1050/mo. So, we are spending about $1400/month for these 3 things. If we got a loan for $110,000 and payed all these off, our payment at 6.6% would be around $700/month. Of course I would always pay more than that per month which would go to principle. Why isn’t this a good thing to do? I realize that getting a new car would add to our payments once again. So, that would not be smart. Other than that, is this a smart thing to do? It seems like it is, but then why don’t more people do this?
Nolan
My husband and I need to lower our monthly payments. We have no debt except a line of credit for $60,000 with the payment of $410 and two car loans both adding up to about $25,000 and the combined payment of $1050/mo. So, we are spending about $1400/month for these 3 things. If we got a loan for $110,000 and payed all these off, our payment at 6.6% would be around $700/month. Of course I would always pay more than that per month which would go to principle. Why isn’t this a good thing to do? I realize that getting a new car would add to our payments once again. So, that would not be smart. Other than that, is this a smart thing to do? It seems like it is, but then why don’t more people do this?
Nolan
Nov
9
stephanie s asked:
My husband and I took out a home equity loan last year. Is the interest tax deductible?
Sarah
My husband and I took out a home equity loan last year. Is the interest tax deductible?
Sarah
Nov
3
What is advantage of Mortgage and Home Equity Loans?
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