Sentences with phrase «potentially good borrowers»

Some lenders, including many traditional lenders like the bank, do require specific collateral for a small business loan, meaning many potentially good borrowers could struggle to access the capital they need because their business doesn't have the needed collateral to secure a loan.

Some lenders, including many traditional lenders like the bank, do require specific collateral for a small business loan, meaning many potentially good borrowers could struggle to access the capital they need because their business doesn't have the needed collateral to secure a loan.

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But if growth accelerates, both the Fed and investors may push up rates more than currently anticipated, which would be good news for savers, bad news for borrowers and potentially bad news for investors.

A borrower could potentially land a better rate by achieving a higher credit score, putting more money down, or even paying points at closing.

Borrowers with good credit could potentially save money by choosing a conventional loan (with PMI) rather than an FHA loan (with the two MIPs).

A borrower could potentially land a better rate by achieving a higher credit score, putting more money down, or even paying points at closing.

Other lenders might also potentially offer a better interest rate, depending on the borrower's personal financial and credit situation.

While defaulted low - income borrowers may face EITC seizures of thousands of dollars in a single year, borrowers in good standing with the same amount of debt have notably lower payment obligations, potentially as low as $ 0 a month.

This is good news and will save potentially hundreds of dollars for borrowers looking to refinance or sell a home that was financed with an FHA home loan.

The person selling the list could potentially be working both sides of the transaction, convincing borrowers to pay for the list as well as charging the lender to be included on the list.

The CFPB has received a number of complaints from private student loan borrowers, indicating that market participants may not always have adequate proof that they own a loan that is allegedly in default, as well as complaints of improper — and potentially illegal — conduct when active - duty servicemembers seek their legal right to an interest rate cap on their student loans.

They are both potentially good news for borrowers with limited funds for an out - of - pocket investment.

Instead of creating a «life - long» repayment plan, borrowers should instead consider refinancing their loan (s) in order to potentially qualify for a better interest rate.

If all goes well, the relaxed rules will get servicers to work with borrowers on potentially distressed situations and might stave off a significant number of mortgage defaults.

A borrower could potentially land a better rate by achieving a higher credit score, putting more money down, or even paying points at closing.