Sentences with phrase «larger than the borrower»

A cash out refinance involves a new mortgage loan that is larger than the borrower currently owes, allowing them to use the difference for their own desires.

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And they could push borrowers to take out loans that are larger than they need.

Because small businesses are considered higher risk than their larger cousins, the SBA loan guarantee helps banks offer more flexible loan terms, meaning borrowers can be approved even if they have fewer assets than what would be required with a traditional term loan at the bank.

This form of lending is concerning for three main reasons: Like storefront payday lending, auto - title lending carries a triple digit APR, has a short payback schedule, and relies on few underwriting standards; the loans are often for larger amounts than traditional storefront payday loans; and auto - title lending is inherently problematic because borrowers are using the titles to their automobiles as collateral, risking repossession in the case of default.

Unlike other lenders that cater to borrowers with poor credit, OnDeck offers large loan amounts of up to $ 500,000 and terms longer than one year.

Some borrowers find making a large payment every month is a greater burden on their business than weekly or daily payments.

Because some asset prices may fall more abruptly than they rise, and because the effects of downward moves in asset prices on demand may be larger due to the greater negative impact of deflation on the net worth of borrowers — witness the United States in the 1930s or Japan in the 1990s, the case for adjusting monetary policy in response to negative asset price shocks is commonly considered more compelling than in the alternative context.

Southeast Asia's largest economy would rather use fintech platforms for their financial needs rather than the country's more well - established banking institutions with regulations being proposed to safeguard investors and borrowers alike, Indonesia's fintech industry is set to expand even further.

Tougher federal mortgage regulations took full effect on Jan. 1, slashing affordability for new borrowers and contributing to slower selling conditions than the record - breaking activity experienced throughout 2017 in Canada's largest markets.

They are requiring borrowers to have higher credit scores and larger down payments than in the past.

As a general rule, borrowers that need loans with balances consistently larger than $ 2 million are too big for about 80 % of the banks in the U.S. Surprisingly, only about 6 % of the banks in the U.S. are larger than $ 1 billion in size and have the capital base to concentrate on middle - and lower - middle - market businesses.

Borrowers can also make payments larger than the minimum interest amount to reduce the loan principal.

Balboa Capital also quoted us a wider range of annual percentage rates (APRs) than other online lenders, which indicates that Balboa Capital is willing to work with a larger scope of borrowers.

Loans secured by your home will generally have lower interest rates, approximately 3.5 % to 6.5 %, than loans secured by the solar panel system, which range from 3.5 % to 13.24 %, because the borrower can repossess a larger asset with more value — your home — to recover the full balance due rather than a solar system that has likely lost part of its value over time.

Borrowers can also make payments larger than the minimum interest amount to reduce the loan principal.

According to the ULI the Trepp rate is what large institutional borrowers could expect to pay on a 10 year fixed rate, less than 60 % LTV loan for a «crème de la crème» core apartment property located in a gateway market.

~ Allows borrowers to keep their assets deployed and working for them rather than liquidating to meet large down payment requirements.

Offering both deposit and lending products to businesses and individuals, Alabama Credit Union can be a viable option for borrowers in need of a personal loan for a larger amount than a starter or emergency loan lender can provide.

If a loans meets the following tests, it is covered under the law: 1) For a first - lien loan otherwise referred to as the original mortgage on the property - the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) exceeds by more than 8 percentage points compared against the rates on Treasury securities of comparable maturity; 2) For a second - lien loan otherwise referred to as a 2nd mortgage - the APR (Annual Percentage Rate) exceeds by more than 10 percentage points compared to the rates in Treasury securities of comparable maturity; or the total points and fees payable by the borrower at or before closing exceed the larger of $ 561 or 8 % of the total loan amount.

Borrowers with Avant can also choose to take out larger loans, up to $ 10,000 more, than iLoan allows its customers.

Use to be that if a borrower had other compensating factors such as a large reserve of liquid assets then they would approve the loan with a higher than normal debt to income ratio.

Some borrowers find making a large payment every month is a greater burden on their business than weekly or daily payments.

First - time homebuyers and young adults just starting in their careers who have yet to build a large income or big nest egg are facing stiffer guidelines than borrowers had to handle in the past.

This enabled large access to capital for commercial borrowers at lower rates than conventional financing such as community banks or private investors.

Debts in collections have a larger negative impact than past due payments and the defaulted status will remain on the borrower's credit report for seven years after being resolved.

As the borrower doesn't make monthly payments, the owed amount gets larger over time, which can be larger than the money from the sale proceeds of the home to pay back the loan.

According to the ULI the Trepp rate is what large institutional borrowers could expect to pay on a 10 year fixed rate, less than 60 % LTV loan for a «crème de la crème» core property located in a gateway market.

But for cohorts who entered repayment in the 2010s, a new pattern has emerged: the typical large - balance borrowers are falling behind on their loans with interest accumulating faster than they are making payments.

In a new Brookings paper that uses administrative data to look at «large - balance borrowers,» New York University's Constantine Yannelis and I find that the share of students graduating with more than $ 50,000 in student debt has more than tripled since 2000, increasing from 5 percent of borrowers in 2000 to 17 percent of student borrowers in 2014.

An «underwater» borrower is someone with a loan balance that is larger than the value of the property.

Because lenders can use the lower payment when qualifying borrowers, borrowers can often buy a larger home than they could otherwise afford.

Borrowers who qualify for a higher loan amount than the amount of their original loan may be able to obtain a larger loan when they refinance.

State surveys have found that African Americans comprise a far larger percentage of the payday borrower population than they do the population as a whole.

Borrowers who choose the 3 percent down option now offered by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac will pay a slightly higher rate than those who make a larger down payment.

Borrowers who need deferments and forbearances may be less likely able to pay back an even larger loan, and find themselves worse off at the end of a break in repayment than before.

Currently, many large lenders will approve FHA loans for borrowers with FICO scores as low as 580, and some lenders will approve scores even lower than that.

The lower payment may allow a borrower to buy more house than they would be able to afford with a 15 - year loan, since the same monthly payment would allow you to take out a larger loan over 30 years.

However this also means many borrowers can be approved for larger mortgages than they can really afford.

While this seems like a reason not to invest in a student's education, the average student still benefits economically from investing in education, but using only creditworthiness as criteria for loan qualification leaves out a large pool of candidates (from low - income origins) despite an average positive return from investing on a degree A targeted approach known as «forward - looking underwriting» determines a borrower's qualifications based on more factors than just credit history (considered backward looking).

HELOCs are fairly easy to get which means borrowers with less than stellar impulse control run the risk of losing their home if they end up with larger debts than they can pay off

FHA offers more lenient approval guidelines that accommodates the needs of borrowers with less than stellar credit scores and who have steady income, but can't afford large down payments.

As home values have fallen in many areas, such borrowers have less than 3 percent equity and many have loan balances that are larger than property values.

They are requiring borrowers to have higher credit scores and larger down payments than in the past.

Credit unions, which are membership organizations, often have less red tape for borrowers than commercial banks, which tend to be large and bureaucratic.

A new study concludes that cash - out refinancings and home equity lines of credit played a larger role in the financial crisis than was previously understood, by greatly expanding and «synchronizing» the pool of borrowers at risk to price declines.

Lending Club is America's largest marketplace connecting borrowers and investors, where consumers and small business owners lower the cost of their credit and enjoy a better experience than traditional bank lending, and investors earn attractive risk - adjusted returns.

For some borrowers with extremely low income compared to their student loan debt, the balance to be forgiven will be larger than their balance straight out of school.

A small amount to a borrower with perfect credit may have significantly different repayment terms than a large amount to a borrower with questionable credit.

However, for borrowers requesting a larger than normal loan amount ($ 10,000 or more), we may request a GPS tracking device be installed to offset our risks.

If the 45 million student loan borrowers in the United States formed their own country, it would be the 31st most populated in the world, slightly smaller than Spain but larger than Argentina.