what is micro lending?
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they are loans for sme's small and medium enterprise
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Have you tried the SBLA?  That is the Small Business Loan Association.  I do not know the web address.  Also, try your local bank.  If you have collateral and good credit, I am positive that they will work with you.\n\nGood Luck!
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Hello try here lots of loan programs
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Predatory lending  in my  opinion is any unfair credit practice that harms the borrower or  that supports  inequality and poverty.\n\nPredatory lenders advertisements promise lower monthly payments as a way out of debt. What they don’t tell potential borrowers is that they will be paying more and longer. Worse yet, they will be entering a system that promotes a cycle of debt that has been compared to sharecropping, an economic system that is unequal and unfair.\n\nI have seen a lot of military personnel  come into my office for budget counseling that have these types of loans.
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Research is your best bet!\n\nBelow is a link that may answer your question on how loans work.\n\nYou may want to visit your local Small Business Administration for assistance as well. \n\nI also included a link to entrepreneur.com's website as well because it has a lot of info you may need to know about starting your own business.\n\nGod Bless and I hope all works out for you!
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it is when the company, usally a smaller bank or credit union cannot afford to own their own mortgage loans.  They outsource, or have have someone else do all the work and take the financial risks of the loan.  the middle man (bank) gets a certain fee each month the loan is current and on the books.  it is a way for small financial institutions to provide full service.
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If you are talking about a small business loan from financial institutions, you stand very little chance of getting a loan without any collateral. Collateral can be personal and business assets such as house, receivables, stocks and bonds, furniture and fixtures, among others -- that can be sold to pay back the loan. \n\nCollateral provide banks with the assurance that they can get their money (or at least parts of it) back, even if you cannot pay. Even SBA-guaranteed loans as well as micro loan programs require some form of collateral to secure a loan.\n\nIf you do not have collateral, you will need to have a co-signer who has collateral and can pledge to cover your loan in case you default on payment. \n\nOr you can get financing from angel investors and venture capitalists, which provides financing not necessarily loans. However, you need to have a very strong business plan with a good management team to assure the investors that they can actually get their money back - with profits.
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a loan from the bank wait snap u have poor credit nvm idk
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I invite you to check out the All Solutions Network website (at the sources bellow). There, you can access all kinds of information on different kinds of services. Also, what kind of loan are you talking about? Check out the sources I provide to you, and you might find something that may interest you...GOOD LUCK!
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Depending on the information contained in your work and credit history, many banks,credit card and finnancing companies will consider  special or non-traditional applications.\nThere are goverment agencies that can provide loan gaurantees for small business or education.\nYou can consider going to family and friends. If you can secure even a portion of the needed amount it may help you if and when you approach a lending institution.\nYou may also consider asking your employer.\nRemember that there are special government loan programs for person's with disabilities who wish to start a small business.\nFinally, professional associations, alumni associations, social service clubs are all potential loan sources for members.
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Yes, all loans are like that.  \n\nBut your question is quite vague.  What exactly are you looking for?\n\nAbout the longest term you will be able to get for a loan is 60 months, and this will depend on the purpose of the loan (such as car loans).  \n\nSo the question is, when you state you want to pay it off "a little at a time", what sort of payment are you thinking about?\n\nLets take this example.  A $5000 loan over 60 months and 5% interest rate will cost you $96.66 a month.  But lets say you can only afford a $20 payment.  How much can you borrow now?  $1000.  Does that fit your needs?\n\nCheck out the link below.  It contains a bank loan calculater.
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You can get financed if you have good enough credit and you can make monthly payments, other than that...no i don't know of anything else besides a job or someone lending u the money that you know or something
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you can join a place where they compile a list of lenders and banks for people in your situation \nif you need more detail contact me
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i have a way to finance your customers, we are a mortgage company that make big or small loans, for residential, commercial, retail, schools, etc...write back to me.
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Here you go. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loan_shark
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http://loans.mamayek.com/
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Have you heard of micro credit?\nApproach your government. Go with your business plan that is solid. \n\nMicro credits are small amounts of money - no or very little interest rate. No collateral is necessary. They just want people to get on their feet and help those who want to work hard and make the money the old fashioned way - earn.\n\nYou repay when you become successful. Note I said when not if.