Thursday, September 24, 2009

Personal Loan for Home

There are two kinds of personal loans, secured and unsecured. Secured loans are backed by some form of collateral such as an automobile, a home or property. They are usually for longer periods of time and for larger amounts than unsecured loans. Secured loans are easier to qualify for because the lender takes on less risk with the presence of collateral. Because of the lowered risk they generally have lower interest rates. Secured loans are best for borrowing large amounts, people with bad or imperfect credit history and those that want longer repayment periods.

A higher credit score will give you a lower interest rate. Obtain a copy of your credit report from any of the major reporting agencies. Be sure you get a copy with your FICO score. Correct any errors and make sure all your bills are current, this will save you money. Lenders will use your FICO to determine your eligibility and your interest rate.

Unsecured loans do not require collateral; they are normally for less than secured loans. The upper borrowing limit is usually about $25,000 with a repayment term of 5-10 years. Some kinds of unsecured loans are cash advances, payday loans and revolving lines of credit. Unsecured loans can be used for debt consolidation, unexpected expenses, vacations, home repairs, student loans, wedding loans etc. They are ideal for people who do no own a home or property or homeowner who does not wish to pledge their home or property.

Requiring less paperwork than other loans, you can usually apply for an unsecured loan online with as little as your credit score and history, debt information and your earning history. One of the main benefits of an unsecured loan is flexibility; they can be utilized for many different kinds of purchases. The money can be available to you in as little as 24 hours.

FHASecure

“Over the past several months, FHA has been working to help families who want permanent relief from their high cost subprime mortgages,” said Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Roy Bernardi. “We are proud to have helped these struggling homeowners keep their homes.”

Applications for FHASecure loans are largely what has driven a huge spike in FHA application volume during the past three months, with numerous brokers reporting to Housing Wire that the FHA-led program is often the only resort many subprime borrowers have available to them when looking to refinance and avoid potential problems.

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