Thursday, August 28, 2008

But How Much The Down Payment Will Be Will Depend On The Amount Of The Loan That The Person Is After

Category: Finance.

When you are trying to look for a loan after bankruptcy do not think for just one moment that the chances of you getting what you want is not going to happen.



Because there is so much competition between lending companies today, there are many who are willing to offer special loans even if a person has had to file for bankruptcy. Luckily, for you there are plenty of companies who are now willing to grant loans to those who have had to file for bankruptcy. The only thing that many lenders will ask for from people who have been in this situation is that all their debts have been discharged. However, there are other companies will approve a loan as long as you can show that you have been making all the necessary payments on time to your creditors. However even though there are lots of companies who are willing to lend funds to those who have filed for bankruptcy, some of these will want there to be at least a 2 year gap between when you discharged your debts and when you applied for a loan. Another requirement that many lenders may insist on for those wishing to take out a loan after bankruptcy is that they can make a down payment.


In most cases, lenders will generally want the people to put forward between 3% and 5% of the loan amount themselves. But how much the down payment will be will depend on the amount of the loan that the person is after. However, if you are having difficulties in getting a down payment together then there are some programs which can assist you. The next thing that one needs to do and which will help when it comes to applying for a loan after bankruptcy is to work on rebuilding their credit history. These programs help you with getting your loan even if you do not actually have enough cash to place as a down payment yourself. One of the easiest ways in which this can be done is by getting a credit card, although you may find that in the beginning you have to apply for secured ones.


When you have started to re- establish your credit history once more through using a credit card or credit cards you then need to keep a check on your credit report. Then as soon as you do have your credit card, you need to make sure that you pay the bills each month on time, plus also you are able to make sure that you pay the balance that is outstanding each month as well, or at least the minimum payment if not more. Ideally, if you can arrange to check these every few months( say once every quarter) , this will help to ensure that no mistakes or errors occur on it. If you do not, then these could adversely affect your credit rating and result in you not getting the loan that you want approved. If you do notice any discrepancies, then immediately talk with the credit reporting agency and arrange to have these removed. In this article, we have looked a just a few things that one should be doing in order to get an approved loan after bankruptcy.


By keeping these in mind you will find that when it comes to applying for a loan and getting it approved will be so much easier than if you did not.

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