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Personal Finance and Investing

NYC_SKP

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1. I'd go to Savings and Loans first, then try online brokers.

Reply to K8-EEE (Original post)

Tue Jul 3, 2012, 06:06 PM

Jul 2012

Though it's hard to believe she can't find something even at a high rate from a commercial bank or broker.

There could be more wrong with her credit than she's willing to share with you...

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Have a friend with excellent credit, 20% down payment, 100k+ in the bank, turned down for mortgage [View all] K8-EEE Jul 2012 OP

I'd go to Savings and Loans first, then try online brokers. NYC_SKP Jul 2012 #1

I guess she can find something at a high rate but K8-EEE Jul 2012 #3

Contact new consumer finance . . . . agency? elleng Jul 2012 #2

There is something a little off with this story. SheilaT Jul 2012 #4

100 % Billy Patterson Aug 2012 #5