200,000 $ I need a loan for 200,000 that I would pay back 1,500.00 monthly

greenbriar

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Sat Dec-23-06 03:51 PM
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200,000 $ I need a loan for 200,000 that I would pay back 1,500.00 monthly

I have good credit

do you think that would ever happen???

NOPE

don't have the political clout nor the contacts

fuck the rich

the poor get poorer

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seriousstan

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Sat Dec-23-06 03:55 PM
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1. Why not? I had no problem getting a $150 k loan with an $1100/month payment.

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greenbriar

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Sat Dec-23-06 03:57 PM
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2. not real sure why?

credit score is 750

I just don't know the right people I guess

I will be fine

will pay it all off and they can all screw off

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Herman Munster

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Sat Dec-23-06 04:01 PM
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3. have you tried

lendingtree.com? go nationwide with your loan search. SOMEONE will offer you a loan. You just have to check the details whether the interest rate and terms are acceptable to you.

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wryter2000

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Sat Dec-23-06 04:11 PM
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4. That sounds strange

I would think they'd be throwing money at you. They were happy to give me a $300,000 mortgage. I still haven't figured out why someone would want to loan me that much money.

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Nicole

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Sat Dec-23-06 04:24 PM
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5. No collateral?

That's the only reason I can see as to why you were turned down.

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mattclearing

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Sat Dec-23-06 04:41 PM
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6. This doesn't make any sense.

That's a perfectly reasonable loan/payback ratio. If you have good credit, you'd have the loan.

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deadmessengers

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Sat Dec-23-06 04:49 PM
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7. Is this a secured or unsecured loan?

I mean, if you're looking to buy a house, and have good credit, people should be lining up to throw money at you. That's because mortgages are secured loans, and secured loans are fairly low risk, as long as the loan-to-value and PITI-to-income ratios are within reason.

On the other hand, if you need $200,000 for something unsecured or high-risk (a business loan is a good example), you'll have a very hard time doing so, regardless of political connections, your credit score, or just about anything else. Is that the case here?

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ngant17

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Sat Dec-23-06 06:16 PM
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8. time-value of money

At 200k loan on a fixed-rate 30-year mortgage, assuming $1500 month in payments, this should put you in at 8.23% range. I don't think it would be unsurmountable to find a broker or financier who could risk this, even given a less-than-perfect credit rating.

What's the best interest rate you can find at this time?

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Midlodemocrat

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Sat Dec-23-06 06:20 PM
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9. I don't understand why you can't get a loan.

Unless it is isn't secured by a piece of property or something, you shouldn't have had any trouble getting a loan.

And, frankly, a $200,000 isn't something the *rich* would go after, so I guess I don't understand your rant.

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