Where do i go for a home-loan?
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go to a mortgage broker.\nbrokers are in bussiness to help people like you.\nwe have access to more lenders and progams then you would be able to find on your own. \nask around for a reputable broker in your area! \ngood luck!
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try applying for a personal loan at any bank or credit union
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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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Your best bet is to go to a local bank.  Local banks are much more likely to loan on smaller amounts (I know, $50,000 is not a small amount) than other lenders.  If you go local, they are much more likely to want to work with someone who is moving in.
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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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www.naca.com\n\nIt's a non-profit housing lender, they make their own loans and also work with some lenders.  They will require you to get your credit on track and they will help you with that.  Check them out.
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To be honest I believe that the first thing you need to do is hire an architect anyway.  They know what steps you need to take and can ensure that the plan you have selected is correct for your needs and meets local ordinances.  Also, in order to get a loan you are probably going to need work done by an architect, and, depending on the home site, a geotechnical engineer.\n\nYMMV, but this is true in my locale.\n\nFull disclosure - I am a civil engineer working in the construction business.
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You can look for houses on any mortgage lender or estate agent online. I hope you don't mean getting a free house. You won't do that!
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Walk into your local credit unions and sit down with them to ask for loans.  Also Aames Home Loan (based in Los Angeles, CA) specializes in "risky lenders".
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Don't do it from a store, they will rip you off with probably 10-20%.  You should just take out a personal loan from a bank or credit union.  Depending on whether it's a secured or unsecured loan it should be around 8-11% I'd believe.  You could also take out a home equity loan if you have a home.\n\nMy credit union has secured for 9.99% and various rates around 10.5% for unsecured.
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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
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Contact a Mortgage Broker.  They will have many lenders to choose from and will pick the best one for your situation.\n\nIf you're in CA, I can help.  Tom4Loans@sbcglobal.net
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Speak to a Loans Officer.  Any banking agent in Customer Service can assist you in speaking to the appropriate person.
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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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The one that will give you one at the terms that are the most favorable for you at the time you borrow the money.\n\nThere are a lot of lenders out there. They all constantly change the rules - mostly to suit them, not the borrower.\n\nSo, know what it is you need in a HELOC, and ask for it - if they don't have it - it either doesn't exist, OR that place doesn't do it.\n\nFor example: Loan with no early prepayment penalties, no set up fees, no yearly fees, competitive rates, fast closing, and courteous knowledgeable employees, and is convenient.\n\nWhen I looked for a HELOC - it needed to be one of the cheapest, and also hassle free. A lot of banks will compete - just tell them you are considering other institutions.\n\nI've had one of these - so I know these things (above)exist.\n\nI have a link to the mortgage professor on my website - you may want to take a look. There is also a link to bankrate - which shows a number of institutions - but not all. Try local, then consider ELOAN.\n\nGood Luck!
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Do you mean getting a loan, or just having money?
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Go to the Department of Housing for whatever county and/or city in which you wish to purchase a home.  Some cities and all counties have down payment assistance programs that will provide up to 10% toward the buyers down payment or closing costs.  Good luck!