predatory lending: How to Avoid Predatory Lending, Part III - 05/05/07 01:48 PM
Over the past couple of days, we’ve discussed the warning signs, as well as some common problems associated with “predatory lending”. When you’re shopping for a low-cost loan, it’s extremely important to know the right questions to ask of any lender, so that you can choose the loan that best suits (0 comments)
predatory lending: How to Avoid Predatory Lending, Part II - 05/05/07 01:47 PM
Nearly all predatory lending occurs in the “subprime market,” where loans are sold to people with less than ideal credit histories. Subprime loans have played an important role in helping millions of consumers achieve homeownership, but, unfortunately, some lenders abuse their role and take unfair advantage of vulnerable borrowers. Here are (0 comments)
predatory lending: How to Avoid Predatory Lending, Part 1 - 05/05/07 01:45 PM
For most families, buying a home is the biggest and smartest purchase they ever make. Unfortunately, not all loans are in their best interests. When loans hurt instead of help, they can quickly lead to foreclosure and even bankruptcy. It’s important to learn the warning signs and common problems associated with (0 comments)
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