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Will A Short Sale Hurt Your Credit?

March 3, 2011

A short sale happens when Baltimore Multi Family Homes, for instance, are sold for less that what the home owner actually owes on his mortgage.  it is a property sale negotiated with a mortgage company in which a lender takes less than the total amount due; A sale of a security that one does not [...]

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How To Clean Credit Up By Working With Non-Profit Loan Consultants

September 17, 2010

While you examine your personal finances, there might not be a whole lot of room left to fulfill your payments. The missed or delayed payment here and there will someday get you to clean up credit score simply to bid for time. Nobody is planning to come to your aid you’re simply stuck with a bunch of interest rates by means of late charges, additional interest, a higher APR and a negative credit rating.

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What You Need to Obtain a Line of Credit

November 11, 2008

This article will give you a quick rundown of the different factors used to determine whether you will be approved or denied for a line of credit. This can allow you to build a plan of attack to present your best possible financial case when applying for a line of credit.

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Credit Repair: Unsecured Loans

November 10, 2008

Need some extra cash? Are you looking to secure a loan? Do you doubt your ability to get a loan due to poor credit scores? Take comfort in the latest development in the loan market: unsecure loans. Your poor credit rating is no longer a inescapable, as there are no unsecure loans that are specifically designed for people with bad credit scores.

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Credit Repair: Car Financing for Someone With Bad Credit

November 9, 2008

If someone says you have bad credit,they mean you have a poor credit score. Generally people are given a poor credit score for having a bad credit record. This can be attributed to not paying on loans, home mortgages, bills, or services, or submitting these payments past their due date. To financial institutions, people with poor credit scores are considered high risk, and it can be very difficult for these people obtain a reasonable rate on a secured loan. A question that is often asked by “high risk” borrowers: Is it a smart idea to apply for a car loan if I have a bad credit rating?

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