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Hardik Shah / March 8th, 2010
Whether you are a first-year law student or a well-established attorney, Law School Loans has a private loan program to fit your needs. Because we only deal with law students and attorneys, we have a specialized view of the financial requirements of our clients. Our private loan applications are easily completed over the phone, and you will know right away if you are approved. We are dedicated to helping you with your private education loans, private loan consolidations, bar loans, and even small business loans.Let’s face it, completing law school may be an expensive undertaking, and federal student loans usually are not sufficient to cover all of your tuition, housing, and living expenses. Our law school tuition loans are designed to help fill in the gaps so you can concentrate on your education, instead of worrying about how to pay your rent. Our law school tuition loans are credit-based, [...] Continue Reading…
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davidguide / March 7th, 2010
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One of my newsletter members recently asked if using a list broker was a good source of marketing leads to attract private lenders and, if so, how is it done. The answer is yes but with several precautions.
Precautions
It is important to understand that I strongly recommend that marketing for private lenders is done on a local and low key way. I do not recommend any sort of website advertising or newspaper advertising because it can be viewed as a solicitation to an unsophisticated investor and attract calls from your state’s SEC. You do not want one of these calls!
The SEC and state authorities monitor Craig’s List and other similar bulletin boards for people doing unauthorized advertising for private lenders. When you advertise in this fashion, you can not restrict out of state people from reading your ad and as result certain authorities may deem this a [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Advertising, Business, Craigslist, Investment, Net worth, Newspaper, Philadelphia, Real estate
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davidguide / February 28th, 2010
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First – Determine how much money you need to acquire a certain property and be sure to include the purchase price, closing cost and complete renovation costs. If you do not know the renovation cost be sure to make your best estimate so you do not leave these out.
Second – Start to market for private lenders. Make a point to tell everyone you know and meet “that you investing in discounted real estate investments and are looking for investors.” Show your potential private lenders how to start investing passively in investment real estate. You can also use other marketing strategies such as sending out post cards to wealthy people or putting up flyers in 55+ communities.
Third – You will need to create a presentation kit to educate your potential private lenders to the power and security of investing in discounted real estate. Essentially, position them as [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Business, Investing, Investment, Money fund, Philadelphia, Promissory Note, Real estate, Wire transfer
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Molly Wider / February 26th, 2010
If you are considering a private loan, rest assured that you are not alone. Thousands of people across the country apply for private loans every day, and every single one of those people have excellent reasons for seeking financial help.There are many different reasons why private loans are preferred over any other kind of loan. The number one reason people apply for a private loan is that traditional lenders simply will not give regular borrowers a chance.When traditional lenders deny a loan application, many consumers simply turn to private lenders. Unlike traditional lenders, many private lenders of secured loans are willing to approve almost any loan application. Also, if the loan is secured, a private lender will not rely upon a borrower’s credit history when it comes to loan approval.Another reason why people seek private loans is that most people have big expenses that must be paid right away. [...] Continue Reading…
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Gary Marjani / February 21st, 2010
There are some very significant difference between federal loans and private loans, and students who think they are the same simply because they are both loans and both types have to be paid back the same way are making a potentially grave mistake. While it is true that private loans can be very beneficial, it is vitally important to understand the difference between the two types of loans before making a decision concerning what type of loan to choose. Consider this: if given the choice to pay someone twenty dollars or fifty dollars, which is better? The repayment rate for some private loans can be substantially higher than the payback rate for federal loans. That is why it is crucial for students to complete the FAFSA form, which can be filled out right online. By doing so, students can find out whether or not they are eligible to receive [...] Continue Reading…
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davidguide / February 21st, 2010
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So you’re Joe College and you have elected not to pursue federal student financial aid, for any of a number of reasons. That’s fine, but what are your other options? You could try to apply for private student loans, for one thing.
As with most other things, when I am hunting down information, my starting point is always the Internet. Do a search online, using any of the major search engines, using the words ‘private student loans’ and you will turn up at least 50,000 related websites. Keep in mind, however, that not all of these will be pertinent. Typically the first fifty or so websites will be helpful, and fifty different sources of information is pretty good in anyone’s book!
Now you have searched and turned up a sufficient number of sources – good for you, a lot of the work has been taken care of…but you [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Credit card, Credit rating, Debt, Finance, Loan, Scholarship, Student financial aid, Student loan
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Paul Simino / February 16th, 2010
One of Uncle Sam’s greatest gifts to the American student is the Federal student loan program which makes it possible for millions of young Americans to pursue higher education. But Federal student loans may not always cover tuition and expenses 100%. That’s why so many parents and students turn to private student loans to fill in the gap.Private student loans — not just for tuition!All the talk these days is about the higher costs of college tuition. But what often gets overlooked are all of the other college expenses that can make going to college more financially crushing.However, that may not be a problem for you since most private loans can cover virtually all college expenses, including: o Room and board o Off-campus housing o Registration fees o Text books o Laptop/Internet access o Travel expenses to get to and from classesHow can you qualify for a private loan?Because [...] Continue Reading…
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davidguide / February 14th, 2010
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First of all lets analyze what is credit card? It is nothing but a financial instrument on which we can borrow money or buy products and services on credit. It is the card issued by the bank and other private companies that allows consumers to purchase goods or services from a merchant on credit. This card can be used more then once as many times as you may need. Banks, retail stores and other businesses generally issue these credit cards. You should understand that a credit is different from debit.
The main definition of business card is that it is usually issued to corporate executives or business owners in order to help them maintain their business expenses separately and personal expenses separately. This is source of capital for both small and corporate business. Now a days business credit card provides capital to new business ventures. New cards [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Business, Business card, Company, Credit card, Debit card, Financial Services, Retailing, Small Business
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davidguide / February 6th, 2010
With FDIC reserves plunging to $10.4 billion from $45 billion last fall and the number of troubled banks rising to 416 from 305 in the first quarter, more pressure is being put on banks to “shape up”. Although the economy is showing clear signs of recovery, the banking sector may not rebound any time soon. It’s possible that the continued problems in the banking industry will substantially outlast the recession, resulting in a significantly suppressed availability of credit in a recovering economy. With many banks struggling to keep their doors open, small business owners seeking financing, who are already finding limited options, are faced with desperate cash flow issues. As businesses attempt to recover along with the economy, they need financing solutions now. It is critical that businesses acquire a funding source that is readily available and dependable. Accounts Receivable Financing is an often overlooked choice for growing businesses. [...] Continue Reading…
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davidguide / January 30th, 2010
Personal loans from the banks would be harder to obtain if you have a bad credit score. So borrowers need to get some other solution to curb their financial hardships. The private lenders would give the perfect solutions for people with bad credit. They provide faster approvals and their approval rates are high. Since there is huge competition in the lending market, you are sure to get the loans quickly. But you must take great responsibility while searching for a personal loan. There are lots of lender offering the private personal loans. So you need to wait patiently until you get a reasonable interest rate. Getting a lower interest rate would save you lot of cash in the long run. Shopping around is very important to get a lowest interest loan.
Private lenders would always have the online application forms wherein the borrowers need to fill the basic details. Lenders [...] Continue Reading…
Tags: Business, Credit history, Credit score, Finance, Financial Services, Interest rate, Loan, Mortgage
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