Archive for August, 2009

Short Term Installment Loan

     Q:What is the definition of the Short Term Installment Loan?

     A:A short term installment loan is a type of short term loan, wherein the money borrowed has to be repaid in a shorter period of time, usually 1 - 5 years. The only difference is that unlike other short term loans, a short term installment loan is to be repaid in parts at regular intervals. A short term
installment loan can be taken for various purposes, like, purchasing a motorcycle or a flat screen television or a personal loan.

     More details :

     The application process for this kind of loan can be usually completed with the help of a form that is available on the lender’s website. After the application, the process of sanctioning begins. During the sanctioning process, the lender takes into consideration many factors. One of the first factors that is taken into consideration by the lenders during the sanctioning routine is the credit history of the borrower. The credit history is a rating of the creditability of the borrower, evaluated on the basis of past loans that have been borrowed. The second factor that is considered is the periodic income of the borrower. The applicants of short term installment loans can be classified into two types, namely the employed people and the self employed. The self employed people find it a little difficult to avail a short term installment loan due to the fact that lenders are hesitant to avail these loans to self employed people. In the case of such applicants, they have to prove their income projection to the lenders. One of the common ways to do this is to submit a list of all the up coming payments due from clients or customers and also a list of reliable debtors. If a self employed applicant has not already borrowed any other long or short term installment loan, then the chances of the short term installment loan getting approved are very good. The employed applicants who have a pretty good credit history, usually find it easy to get the approval for a short term installment loan. Read the rest of this entry »

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Why Banks Say No To Our Applications

     This is really a bad news when our commercial loan applications are rejected by the banks.And this article will analyse the reasons and give you a strategy.

     Commercial projects are frequently too unique for traditional commercial banks. In these situations (even if a commercial borrower has favorable tax returns and an adequate business plan), it is not unusual for commercial borrowers to be declined for a commercial loan by a traditional commercial lender. Commercial borrowers are likely to be confused when they are turned down and will be unsure as to why it happened and what to do next. For each of the five major reasons that a bank might decline a commercial loan, a practical strategy is provided for converting the declined commercial loan into an approved commercial loan.

    REASON # 1 FOR COMMERCIAL LOAN REJECTIONS

     A bank’s loan officer or loan underwriter is not satisfied that the business plan provided by the commercial borrower supports the requested loan.

     STRATEGY # 1 FOR CONVERTING THE DECLINED COMMERCIAL LOAN INTO AN APPROVED COMMERCIAL LOAN

     Most commercial borrowers will benefit directly from dealing with a commercial lender that does not require a business plan due to the following major benefits:

     (1) Reduce commercial loan costs by thousands of dollars. A common range for an average business plan (prepared to typical bank specifications) is $5,000 to $10,000.

     (2) Reduce commercial loan closing time by several months. Business plans can be prepared before or after applying for a commercial loan, but either way the net extra time required will probably be 1-2 months or more.

     (3) If the lender does not require a business plan, there is one less item standing between the commercial borrower and their approved loan.

     REASON # 2 FOR COMMERCIAL LOAN REJECTIONS Read the rest of this entry »

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Finance For Your Small Business

     This post will give you ideas to get more funds for your small business.It is mainly about the payday loans.

     Payday loans can be very helpful for your small existing business when you need extra funds to help your small business run efficiently or to expand a bit.

     For instance, a payday loan of $1,500 can help your small business to purchase added supplies or even advertise it. A payday loan can be a better alternative to traditional business loans as most small business are not yet very established and this is the criteria for most lending institutions.

     You also might need to increase your existing inventory or hire additional employees or even need more funding as you see that you are ready to set up your business out from your home to a better and busier location. A payday loan can help you grow your business without much needed requirements such as business permit, collateral, A payday loan requires no credit check! Read the rest of this entry »

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Fast Cash Loans

     This kind of loans are for the situation that you want to get a loan in a very short time.In fact,I have applied for a fast cash loan .And it is very good,I think.

     There are a number of ways to generate cash urgently. For instance, you could pawn, or even sell, possessions that you no longer require. You could even request relatives or trusted friends to give you a loan.

     However, for those who do not want to resort to these options, there is one more way - fast cash loans. Fast cash loans, also popularly known as payday loans, are loans that are approved almost as soon as you apply for them. Not only that, the required cash is transferred to your account on the very same day itself.

     If you intend to apply for one, these are some of the things you need to know about fast cash loans: Read the rest of this entry »

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Common Business Loan Mistakes

     In this post ,you will see some common mistakes in business loan.Maybe you are a very wise man.But these tips can still remind you!

     Finding a competent business loan expert will give you a head start on your competition & also let you focus on running your day-to-day activities… instead of dealing with the hassles of establishing a strong business credit rating. An excellent business credit score can help your company’s image, overnight. And, finding a small business loan expert isn’t that difficult. You just need to know where to look.

     Now… let’s get started… before you start applying for any business loans!

     1. How is your business structured? Is it a sole proprietorship, C-corporation, S-Corporation, Limited-Liability Corporation (LLC), Partnership, or Trust?

     2. How long has your business been recognized by your State & Local government?

     3. Has your company ever had derogatory information reported against it to either of the two (2) most popular business credit reporting agencies, Dun & Bradstreet or Experian?

     4. Are your commercial permits, licenses and registrations current?

     5. Does your business have a physical address, or are you trying to use a U.S. Post Office Box instead?

     6. Is your business telephone number recognized by directory assistance?

     7. Are your incoming telephone calls professionally answered in your business name?

     8. Have you established a business checking account?

     9. Have you registered & asked for an Employer Identification Number (also known as an EIN) from the IRS?

     If your answer to the first question was a sole proprietorship, partnership or trust; I urge you to re-establish your company as a corporation or LLC. I’m not going to provide you with legal advice, but many CPAs and attorneys highly recommend LLCs (Limited Liability Corporations) as a way of protecting your personal assets & estate… in the event of any lawsuits being filed against your company.

     As a sole proprietor, your personal assets are at direct risk of seizure or forfeiture when faced with most types of legal action. Additionally, if you are applying for business loans in a corporation’s name… most lending institutions will not require you to provide any personal guarantee! Read the rest of this entry »

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