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I can answer questions regarding most areas of consumer and commercial finance. I have extensive experience regarding various types of loans (commercial, consumer, USDA, SBA 504, SBA 7A, foreign), many investment vehicles, credit, economics, and banking. I am not an expert regarding tax structures and other tax issues and thus would not recommend asking tax related questions.
Both the Risk Management Association and the Bank Administration Institute.
I have obtained both my Credit Risk Certification from the Risk Management Association and a Loan Review Certification from the Bank Administration Institute.
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Unfortunately, it depends on the individual institution and loan documents involved. You would best be served by contacting the lender involved and asking them. However, I would recommend, if you receive
This is certainly an option; however, the decision to allow this is dependent upon the lender themselves. Most times a lender will recognize a temporary problem and will allow this as a solution. I would
Just about any bank should charge a lower rate than that and I would bet that the only reason they charged that rate is because they could. I would take it to a large bank and not a dealership. Wachovia
This is a sticky situation and the answer is not exactly black and white. According to the documents you signed then yes, they can do that. However, the question becomes, will a judge give them authority
Unfortunately, the reason no person can help is because there is no exact answer. The truth is, you will be able to sell it for what the market perceives its value to be. Here is the formula that I would
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