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Subject:
loan
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: shoaib-ga List Price: $3.00 |
Posted:
21 Oct 2006 19:56 PDT
Expires: 20 Nov 2006 18:56 PST Question ID: 775711 |
Please note that at the following website address of : http://www.oceantrust.com/Programs/ the following statement is written : For Special Credit Needs : 100%, 103%, 107%, 125% Financing Loans With Good Or Poor Credit (Full Doc or Stated Income) Non Conforming Loans - No Income And No Asset Verification so therefore I want to know that what is the 'meaning' of the above mentioned statement ?? Please provide accurate answer of the above question. |
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Subject:
Re: loan
From: myoarin-ga on 22 Oct 2006 06:12 PDT |
Hi Shoaib, I don't think anyone except people with Ocean Trust Mortgage can explain what that means. I believe those two descriptions are not realistic, that is, that an application for such loans will not result in getting a loan. My main reason for saying this is that those descriptions do not agree with the information under the FAQs on what is necessary to apply for a loan. "What is the process for getting a loan? What do I need to do? It seems complicated! Answer: Four simple steps: First, gather a few documents together - you should have most of this at hand: * last three months' bank statements * last two years' W-2s or tax returns if self employed * your most recent paystubs * a copy of your purchase contract * a list of your credit cards and car loans with balances and payments * etc... " Just like everywhere else, no one is really going to make a loan without verification of income OR assets; this and other sites include this kind of language in the hope of attracting any and all types of people who need a loan. To actually apply, one would have to fill in the application form that you can find by clicking on "applications" at the bottom of the page, and then on "Fax or Mail Application". Ocean Trust Mortgage speaks of its experience in Florida - no where else. I doubt that it has contacts to lenders outside the state. In that regard, it is more honest than the outfits that claim they can make loans anywhere in the world. It should be easy to contact them and ask them. They mention a "free consultation", which immediately suggests that what comes after that is not free. Regards, Myoarin PS: I cannot add anything to this. If you don't agree with what I have said, I am sorry, but any further explanation would only be repititious. |
Subject:
Re: loan
From: barneca-ga on 22 Oct 2006 08:33 PDT |
myoarin-commenter, please clarify what you mean by: "PS: I cannot add anything to this. If you don't agree with what I have said, I am sorry, but any further explanation would only be repititious." -barneca-commenter (who wishes he had thought of this himself) |
Subject:
Re: loan
From: myoarin-ga on 22 Oct 2006 09:07 PDT |
Hi Barneca, It's only a first attempt ... You've got to earn your wings around here - maybe combat stripes is more appropriate. I understand everything on G-A is copyrighted, but YOU may use it, with proper credits, of course. Cheers Myoarin |
Subject:
Re: loan
From: daniel2d-ga on 23 Oct 2006 20:56 PDT |
Lenders make no doc loans. If you own a house with equity they will give you loan. The catch? You will pay a higher interest, oftentimes much higher, than a regular loan with the documentation. |
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