Which bank is best for housing loans?
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Huntington\nhttp://www.huntington.com/pas/HNB1650.htm
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ING Direct- Great user friendly interface, no minimum, no BS. Currently paying 4.40%\n\nE-Loan- $5,000 minimum to open, $500 minimum balance to avoid account being closed. However, as your balance drops below 5k, your rate will drop as well. Good if you plan to park money there. Not all the details are on the FAQ page yet, but this is what customer service told me. \n\nEmigrant Direct- Slightly higher rate than ING, but customer service is horrible from several customer stories I've been told. Best to skip this place.\n\nE-Trade- No advice for or against since I haven't reviewed this site.
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Try www.prosper.com if you really want to borrow some money and a bank won't lend it to you.  However, if you are struggling just renting, it's unlikely you'd be able to make higher payments.  Try saving just a little bit of money - like 50$ a month in an account for a down payment.  Once you make it automatic, most people find they are able to do this and are able to move it up slowly.  Then you can check into first-time home buyers programs in your state, which can help you get a loan with as little as 3% down payment.  Check out the department of housing and urban developments info: http://www.hud.gov/buying/index.cfm
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Well I am a agent in NC and my spouse is a lender. He is great at what he does but I donot know where you are and lenders are limited to states. Try your local bank or Wells Fargo!
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Talk to a mortgage advisor at any estate agents. They scan a computer with over 33,000 mortgages on it to find the best one for you. Northern Rock do a 100% they told me.\n\nGood luck, be sure you know what you're doing!
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you might want to try remax or coldwell banker depending where you are looking because each state is different
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I belong to a company thatwrites loans in 47 states. I am an indepemdent loan officer. You can view my site at \nhttp://www.nlcofhollywood.com/jgottschall\n\nIt sounds as though this may be what yur looking for.\n\nGood Luck
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any local bank in your area where you have your account should offer these loans\nthey are called secured loans
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I would have to say mortgage brokers. Mortgage brokers have a choice in many mortgage companies and a lot of them offer special deals for loans due to the competition whereas banks usually offer just a few types of loans.\n\nOne of the biggest mistakes that homeowners make is not researching and checking around before deciding on a loan. I would go to several banks and mortgage brokers and tell them what I need, then compare the loans offered. (Be sure to get a copy of the credit report if a bank pulls one. Multiple inquiries into your credit can make your credit lower.)\n\nBefore you go to a bank or mortgage broker though, research types of loans and the current interest rate for that day. Interest rates change alot and its important info to know. Do you want a 30 yr fixed or 15 fixed? This can also effect the interest rate you get. Since you have a good credit score, you should be able to get a pretty good interest rate. Also ask about special programs or promotions. Some mortgage companies offer special promotions such as lower closing costs and etc.. Don't forget to ask the fees that banks and mortgage brokers tack onto your loan. Paper fees and etc can be waived if you make a big fuss over it.
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If you are looking to refinance, or are interested in getting information on refinancing I may be able to help you.  I am a loan consultant with a national mortgage company called MYLOAN. We are comparable to Ditech or ELOAN except our rates are better. We work with borrowers of all credit types and have relationships with many different lenders.  What that means is you get more options.  If one bank offers only 3 different programs, how many programs do you think 100 banks offer?  \n\nIf you like, you can go to my website and begin an application or give me a call and I can take your application over the phone. It takes about 10 minutes of your time.  \n\nI wish you luck in your search for financing.
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Most high risk lenders set up shop in the types of places that high risk people go to try and get a loan. So just try there where you need to buy something like a car, appliances or furniture.\n\nIf you just are looking for cash to pay something else you will not be approved except for a payday loan or a pawn shop loan where you lease back something.
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First, don't get forced into the builder's preferred financing unless the incentives make it worth your while! If you can, find a loan rep who will get you pre-approved somewhere. Yes, you do have to give the builder a deposit of some sort (or it's called a good faith deposit). Hopefully your loan rep will explain everything to you in plain language and through the whole process. You may want to contact a company "Home Loan Experts" who helped me a lot! They can shop for the best deal for you! Good luck!
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It's probably not the answer you were seeking, but I would have to say that infomercials are not the best place to go looking for a home loan. More than likely you will be charged a much higher interest rate than if you simply take a year and repair your credit. Pay off old debits, settle with your creditors and then go find a good lending company. Try smaller local banks first - they will often be more willing to work with you than big corporate banks. Infomercials sell items that seem to be to good to be true for a reason…they usually are.
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Many, if not most, financial institutions will be willing to lend you money with collateral. SHOP for the best rates. Stick with the banks and credit unions - stay away from the high interest "store front" lenders
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Try confused.com to compare all the lenders.  You can apply directly online from that website.
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I suggest Coldwellbanker.com. I prefer coldwell banker when I purchase real estate.
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Easy peasy - the answer is but a mouse clic away.\nGo online on try one of the many financial websites (do a search on "mortgages") they have search engines which allow you to survey the market and come up with the best deal.\nI reckon the traditional building societies offer the best rates. Check out the Nationwide, Yorkshire, Coventry and Derbyshire Building Societies. They all have good web sites.\nJim