Articles, tagged with "predatory lenders", page 7
21st August 2006
The good thing about an unsecured loan for a borrower is perhaps the absence of risk. Since an unsecured loan is not secured against collateral, the borrower does not fear losing anything even if he fails to repay the loan on time. An unsecured loan is al...
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Author:
Judith Earl
14th August 2006
Secured personal loans are secured against collateral (usually in the form of a house or a piece of property). Secured personal loans against property that is already mortgaged are known as second charges whereas loan against a property that is owned outr...
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Author:
Philip Mould
12th July 2006
With the real estate industry still in high gear from the last five years of skyrocketing prices and low interest rates, predatory lending is at an all time high. The term has no hard definition, but it generally refers to those lenders who go out of thei...
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Author:
Charles Essmeier
07th July 2006
Whether you are or have ever been in the market to buy a new home or simply trying to refinance an existing mortgage, one thing is for certain: you have heard the term FICO and/or Credit Score more than once throughout the process. But do you know what th...
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Author:
Brock Hayslip
10th August 2005
By: Carrie Reeder
Finding a good lender to help you with refinancing your home loan can be tricky if you have bad credit. There are plenty of predatory lenders out there who would like to take advantage of you with excessively high interest rates and...
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Author:
Carrie Reeder