In many cases, lender's security interests are only protected to the extent they are consistent with
the value of the collateral securing the loan.
Not exact matches
If you have any valuable assets (i.e. inventory, equipment, vehicles, electronics, property, contracts, pending invoice payments, etc.) you may be able to sell some
of these at market
value to generate quick cash, or use them as
collateral in obtaining a
secured loan.
«While asset monetizations enhance our liquidity, sales
of producing natural gas and oil properties adversely affect the amount
of cash flow we generate and reduce the amount and
value of collateral available to
secure our obligations, both
of which are exacerbated by low natural gas prices..
Thus, they can not rely as much on the
value of the housing
collateral in
securing their mortgage loans, and consequently now put more weight on the credit histories
of the borrowers.
With that in mind, it's important to understand what
collateral is, how lenders evaluate and
value your
collateral, and what some lenders use instead
of specific
collateral to
secure a loan.
The Secretary shall accept, for the purpose
of making a finding with regard to adequate
collateral for a public entity, the net present
value on a future stream
of State or local subsidy income or a dedicated revenue as
collateral offered to
secure a loan.
It is true that the interest rate is a bit higher, that
secured personal loans let you borrow as much money as you want up to the whole
value of the asset used as
collateral and that the loan length can be extended up to 30 years.
This comes down to the fact that
collateral must match the
value of the sum borrowed, so
secured loans can be for any amount.
Collateral consists
of value property put up to
secure the amount
of the loan.
If it's a
secured loan, Alice may be able to have Bob's heirs continue paying or else she seizes the
collateral; but she still has the risk
of the
collateral losing
value.)
Secured loans, like mortgages, auto loans or payday loans require some form
of collateral (property, like a house, car or other item) in case you go into default and the lender needs something
of value to compensate for the loss.
A
secured loan is a sum
of cash given to you but you have put something
of real
value as
collateral, usually real estate, sometimes a vehicle.
Secured loans are obtained when you present an item
of value to serve as the appropriate
collateral for the amount you are borrowing.
The
value of the
collateral farmers use to
secure loans — crops and land — is diminishing.
The reason why
secured loans are preferred is that they come with
collateral, an item that matches the
value of the loan that the lender can claim in compensation should the loan be defaulted upon.
Some partially
secured creditors may have requested
collateral that they knew would only cover some
of the debt while others may have
secured their loans with
collateral that dropped in
value, such as real property.
The fact that there is equity available on a property provides tranquility to a lender even if the property is not used as
collateral because the lender knows that in the event
of default, even though the mortgage lender has privileges over the property, he can still collect from the remaining amount produced by the sell
of the property if the balance on the
secured loan does not exceed the
value of the property.
Asking for
collateral is also pointless when the person owns nothing
of value to
secure the contract.
Secured lenders shy away from deals where the
value of the
collateral is harder to estimate and verify.
Secured creditors must be paid at least as much as the
value of the
collateral pledged for the debt.
For example, to keep a car the debtor may choose to redeem the debt (pay the
secured creditor the
value of the
collateral in exchange for a release by the creditor
of their lien) or reaffirm the debt (sign a reaffirmation agreement and continue to make car payments).
You may have to agree not to apply for C or use C any additional credit while you're participating in the plan, and a DMP is likely
of little
value if your problems stem from or involve your
secured creditors holding your car, truck or home as
collateral.
A
secured debt is backed by
collateral, or something
of real
value.
Naturally, a
secured loan would be easier to arrange, as the
value of the
collateral compensates a potential lender for the risk that you will default on your loan.
Traditional lenders, like banks, typically look for
secure assets like real estate or equipment as
collateral; although anything
of value the lender can sell to satisfy your debt should you default might be accepted — depending on the lender.
Most traditional lenders require
collateral with a small business loan, but there are other lenders that do not require a specific type or
value of a particular asset to approve a loan, but do
secure the loan with a general - lien on your business assets.
Again, this differs from futures which get «trued - up» typically daily by a comparison
of the market
value of the future to the
collateral securing the contract to keep it in line with the brokerage margin requirements.
Collateral assignment
secures a loan in case
of the borrower's death, using the face
value of the policy (rather than accrued equity, as is the case with whole life insurance).
There are many benefits to owning a this type
of policy such as dividend payments, cash
value,
secured asset for loan
collateral, cash payment for final expenses such as burial expenses, estate and probate taxes.
The
collateral used to
secure the loan has
value, which makes you less
of a risk.
The benefits
of Whole Life Insurance include cash
value, dividend payments,
secured asset for loan
collateral and cash payment for final expenses, such as burial costs, estate and probate taxes.
Unlike traditional loan options, title loans are not limited by your bankruptcy status as title loans are
collateral based loans that rely on the
value of your vehicle to
secure a loan.
Your repayment plan must include plans to pay priority claims in full, pay
secured claims at minimum the
value of the
collateral and pay unsecured claims up to the amount creditors would receive if your assets were liquidated.
As a result, even if you have less - than - perfect credit or don't have specific
collateral of sufficient
collateral value to
secure a traditional small business loan, there are loan options available (provided you can demonstrate other healthy business fundamentals).
The fund may loan portfolio securities to qualified broker - dealers or other institutional investors provided: (1) the loan is
secured continuously by
collateral consisting
of U.S. government securities, letters
of credit, cash or cash equivalents or other appropriate instruments maintained on a daily marked - to - market basis in an amount at least equal to the current market
value of the securities loaned; (2) the fund may at any time call the loan and obtain the return
of the securities loaned; (3) the fund will receive any interest or dividends paid on the loaned securities; and (4) the aggregate market
value of securities loaned will not at any time exceed one - third
of the total assets
of the fund, including
collateral received from the loan (at market
value computed at the time
of the loan).
Secured loans, like mortgages, auto loans or payday loans require some form
of collateral (property, like a house, car or other item) in case you go into default and the lender needs something
of value to compensate for the loss.
The benefits
of Whole Life Insurance include cash
value, dividend payments,
secured asset for loan
collateral and cash payment for final expenses, such as burial costs, estate and probate taxes.
This cash
value can be counted as an asset on the balance sheet and used for a variety
of business purposes such as meeting cash flow needs,
collateral for
securing a loan or supplementing retirement programs.
Collateral assignment
secures a loan in case
of the borrower's death, using the face
value of the policy (rather than accrued equity, as is the case with whole life insurance).
There are many benefits to owning a this type
of policy such as dividend payments, cash
value,
secured asset for loan
collateral, cash payment for final expenses such as burial expenses, estate and probate taxes.
Term policies are only insurance; they have no cash
value or added savings feature.However, during the life
of the policy, you may be able to
secure loans using death benefit as
collateral.
The amount
of the Bitcoin
Secured Loan depends, in part, on the market
value of bitcoins that you want or can pledge and the loan to market
value of the Bitcoin
Collateral ratio required by Unchained Capital (the «Loan to Market Ratio»)(e.g., if Unchained Capital requires a loan to market
value ratio
of 2 to 1, and the market
value of the Bitcoin
Collateral is $ 100, then the amount
of the Bitcoin
Secured Loan would not exceed $ 50).
If the market
value of your Bitcoin
Collateral decreases below the required Loan to Market Ratio or the ratio specified in your Loan Documents, then you will be required to either (a) provide additional Bitcoins as collateral to maintain the required Loan to Market Ratio in accordance with the Loan Documents or (b) repay part of the Bitcoin Secured Loan to maintain the required Loan to Market Ratio as determined by Unchained Collateral in its sole d
Collateral decreases below the required Loan to Market Ratio or the ratio specified in your Loan Documents, then you will be required to either (a) provide additional Bitcoins as
collateral to maintain the required Loan to Market Ratio in accordance with the Loan Documents or (b) repay part of the Bitcoin Secured Loan to maintain the required Loan to Market Ratio as determined by Unchained Collateral in its sole d
collateral to maintain the required Loan to Market Ratio in accordance with the Loan Documents or (b) repay part
of the Bitcoin
Secured Loan to maintain the required Loan to Market Ratio as determined by Unchained
Collateral in its sole d
Collateral in its sole discretion.
Where notes were made and
secured by RE, at times the
value of the note was also for other matters, increasing the note over the
value of the
collateral taken.
With these loans,
collateral rather than credit score forms the basis
of the loan, meaning that the funds you need can be
secured based upon a percentage
of the
value of the
collateral you can offer.