Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Homeowner Loans – Secured Loans at Lower Interests

While giving loans to house owners, the money lenders feel somewhat safe. House owners are the borrowers who can place their property as collateral. This way the money lent to the house owners are risk free. In case the house owner defaults or is not able to pay back the instalments on time properly, the money lender may auction the house owners’ property to recover the loan amount. This is why these loans are preferred by the money lenders to the unsecured loans.

Though the home owners also have the option of availing the unsecured loans, they have to place the collateral in case they need higher amount of money as loan. Also, these secured loans carry a lower rate of interest. You can avail loan up to 80 per cent of the total value of the property. This amount also depends upon the repayment period you choose.

Homeowner loans do not depend upon the credit score of the borrower. Even if the borrower has a bad credit or no credit at all, he or she can still avail the loan against property. The money lenders on the internet do not care about your credit history. However, they will consider the following factors:1. You should be a resident of UK;2. You should be above 18 years of age;3. You must have a definite source of income;4. You should have the property in your name without any other partner. In case there is any partner, you need to have his consent to place the property as the collateral.

The loan approval process is quick. The only delay is in the assessment of the property. This hardly takes 24 to 48 hours. Once the property is assessed, you will get a call from the lending company informing you about the amount you can avail as homeowner loan. As soon as you agree, you get the money transferred to your checking account.


Homeowner Loans – Secured Loans at Lower Interests category Business and Finance / Mortgage

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