Can I use stock as collateral for a loan?  Who Would do this?
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i would check with a brokerage firm rather than a bank. stock brokers would want to lock up the stock for sale when it is eligible and therefore would be better equipped to evaluate its worth.\n\ncall any of the major companies or discounters like Schwab and ask for the department that handles 144 stock.
137017
You would borrow money, typically, from depositors. You would need an equity stake of something like 15% when you first start-up although that could decline to around 10% as you grow.
434763
It depends on the state you are in and the use of the funds.  Often, these resources are tied to SBA loans or some type of CCDC marketable tax credits.  Basically, you would still have to personally guarantee the loan...same as any collateralized bank loan.  Check with your local SBA officer.  They can help you.
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conservative-semi-aggressive:  50% I bonds, 30% stocks for companies that you've heard of before, 15% stocks that are recommended in the health care sector, 5% the latest, hot IPO. \n\nYou might also try to find a 0% loan for three years (most likely one for one year) for the amount of $10,000.  Credit card offers sometimes do this, but make sure to read the fine print.  Put the entire amount in a money market fund and get the interest at the end and pay off the loan before interest accrues.
787622
borrow it from someone or take a credit card advance
1117541
Yes, anyone can. Just make sure that your are working with a good brokerage company or a good website like ameritrade.
812061
You have 2 loan purposes.  You may get a signature loan or a collateral loan to pay off small debts.  But I think you need a business start up loan for the business.  SBA or SCORE have a great business program to help you write up the plan to ask for a loan.\n\nOr you can meet with a venture capitalist.  My brother had a great idea for software and got a million dollar offer for investment.  It didn't go through but you don't give up if you have true vision.
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Let's see: You have no demonstrable way to pay back the loan, no financial history with the lender, and you need it right way?\n\nGenerally, that isn't the way any reputable lender does business.  If you have collateral like land, cars, etc. you might get some less reputable person to loan you a small percentage of their value to you.  No collateral?  Call a family member or friend.  No family or friends?  Call a loan shark.
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Of course you can, provided you can demonstrate your ability to repay the loan, i.e., make the loan payments above your existing obligations. You may be able to get up to the maximum debt-to-equity ratio allowed by the lender and also based on the updated appraisal value of your real property.\n\nIt would be easier to get loan approval if you had it already rented on a long-term lease, which will be the source of your repayment for the Equity Loan.\n\nAnother factor considered by the lender would be the purpose of the loan proceeds, depending on their prevailing policies. Be sure to deal with the more reputable commercial or mortgage banks and avoid going to "hard money" lenders.\n\nGood luck!
190506
go to a loan company and put yor car title up for collateral
171628
Anything with value can be used as collateral. The most common things are houses and other real estate, since they are pretty much guranteed to not decline in value and usually increase at least the rate of inflation, while much other physical capital loses value over time. Other things could be stocks, bonds, trust funds, etc.
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There are plenty of companies that offer 100, 103 and 107% loan options.  Lending Tree.com would be a start.
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Yes, it is possible.  You generally have to apply through your brokerage and state your occupation and salary just in case so they know.  \n\nBuying on Margin is more risky since you are borrowing. Be sure to check your brokerage's interest rates and their margin requirements and when they might do a margin call.\n\nIf you do get into trouble, I would advise selling your stock before raising more cash for your account.
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You say you don't have the equity to sell to an end user though a Realtor.... then do you have enough equity that an investor will be willing to buy it?\n\nFor someone to assume the loan, rather than get a new loan today, the interest rate must be worth it, and it needs to be a fixed rate.  Make sure that if someone offers to have you "transfer" the ownership to them, that they either get a new loan or actually qualify through your mortgage company to assume your loan and that you get a release of liability.\n\nIf you don't have enough equity for this, then rent it out to people with good credit until you do have the equity.
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You could buy a forward contract - it is an advanced financial instrument.  Talk to a broker.
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I need a loan you can help me
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Any purpose loan with low APR! Called Any for short