Does anyone know about any good refinancing loans?
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There are many options available. The credi scores will diictate what rate you get...and these scores can be improved in less thn a week if they need to be.\n\nI write a blog on the subject of credit management, mortgages, real estate trends, etc. Check it out for more information that may be helpful.
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I do loans for people with bad credit all the time- and some are really bad.  Your best bet is to have a mortgage professional review your credit, income, and savings and they will be able to tell you what you qualify/ or not qualify for.
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Who is your vehicle financed with now? If you have been making on time payments to them, then you do have some good credit. I would try asking your current lender if you can re-fi. If not, try e-loan.com, I have a loan with them and have refinanced once with the same lender.
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Are you looking for private student loans or federal loans. Check the FAFSA website. They should have some good links. I am not sure of the exact web address but you can type it in to any search engine. \nAlso, I had student loans through Citibank and Key Bank and they have been really good. Try studentloan.com also. I personally wouldn't recommend Sallie Mae's student loans to anyone, as I have had a number of problems myself. Just make sure you check interest rates!!! That was something I never did when I was looking for loans because it wasn't important to me at the time. Now that I am paying on them, I wished I had paid more attention!
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I need a loan you can help me
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join a local credit union and see what they can do for you.  i had a 18,000 loan on a van for 5 years and after 1 year of payments, they were willing to re-finance it for another 5 years at the original rate.  due to the 1 year of equity, my payment would have dropped to somewhere around the 200 area.  but, i chose to refinance for just 4 years so i could get a lower rate.  either way, join your local credit union.
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Hello try here lots of loan programs
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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 try Creative Mortgage out of Denver. Colorado. 1-866-488-0929 ask for Anthony in HR. they can do just about any type loan any where.
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Yes there is a way... BUT it won't be easy and it will come at a price. Be VERY VERY careful about going with subprime lenders for they will charge you an outragous interest rate and a high closing cost. \n\nIt is best to try and work on your credit first then try and refinance.
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Check out www.bankrate.com. It is the best site for all credit products and has great calculators to see what types of loans you might be able to afford.\n\nGood Luck
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Refinancing by traditional lenders is pretty much impossible in foreclosure.\n\n  However, if your loan-to-value ratio is good (i.e. you have around 65% equity in the property) you can try to contact a 'hard money' lender.  The rates are higher than banks, but they don't care about credit history, foreclosure or anything, simply ownership and LTV.
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try http://www.centralmortgages.com - this company heped me to find good remortgage deal
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yeah, but it would be silly for small stuff like that. Try getting a "sears" or "lowe's" card first- you should be able to get a high enough credit line from them to buy those things, because refinancing your home, getting a second mortgage, is going to cost you MUCH MORE over the years when you are paying it back.
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I may be able to help you out.  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.  If 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.  I wish you luck in your search for financing.
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the easiest way to do that is to add in some cash and refinance as 1 mortgage.  Whoever gave you the 2nd loan did something that really didnt help you out at all.
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You can always refinance.  If your current loan has a pre-payment penalty, that may apply however.