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Old 09-12-2014, 05:36 PM
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We have a Villa that is only three years old--it is paid in full--we need to do some work on the home for health reasons and would like to get a loan of $30.000.00 using the home as security--With monthly payments--
If you are interested please call me ask for Ed or Susan

352-633-8185
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Old 09-12-2014, 05:39 PM
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Why don't you look at a reverse mortgage?
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Old 09-12-2014, 06:08 PM
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Default Home equity loan

Not old enough for this type of loan
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We have a Villa that is only three years old--it is paid in full--we need to do some work on the home for health reasons and would like to get a loan of $30.000.00 using the home as security--With monthly payments--
If you are interested please call me ask for Ed or Susan

352-633-8185
Home equity loan at almost any bank!
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Shop around for a home equity loan at several financial institutions including credit unions. Trust me---there is a difference!
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Try quicken loans.
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Old 09-12-2014, 07:11 PM
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Home equity is the way to go, and you can deduct the interest.
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Do you have an account with a local bank? A lending officer can sit down with you and explain your options. Some banks and credit unions reduce the interest rate, a small amount, but adds up over time, if you are a customer and/or have the payment taken directly from your account with their bank.

A mortgage or line of credit would be your best options and both can be explained by a lender.

Best of luck.
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Interesting. I assume you are offering a fellow villager a chance to earn a higher rate of interest and you save some money too. Not a bad idea.

You night look at www.lendingclub.com/‎ for a personnel loan.
There is another lender doing similar loans but I can not find its name.
A mortgage from a credit union etc. might be cheaper, lending club makes unsecuried loans as I recall.
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Old 09-13-2014, 03:35 PM
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Go to TRUSTCO BANK, Talk to George the manager. Trustco is in the strip next to Home Depot and behind Panda Express.
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Have you thought of doing renovations in stages and paying off as you go
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