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# Credit - can the borrower display a history of creditworthiness # Capacity - can the borrower's current financial situation (income and expenses) support repayment of the debt according to the contract terms # Collateral - does the collateral being offered (in the case of a mortgage, this is the home itself) have enough intrinsic value to protect the lender's interests in case of borrower default
A corporate advance on a mortgage is a payment for a service related expense that is owed by the borrower. These expenses may include such things as foreclosure expenses, attorney fees, and bankruptcy fees.
Your creditworthiness.
A nosy banker may indicate a desire to further determine the overall risk of a borrower beyond that of conventional standards. This nosy banker may be quick to question the initial merits of a borrower, and their subsequent prying of information may help to ascertain whether the borrower has met the standards that the financial institution has set forth in determining creditworthiness. Enhanced underwriting standards of the nosy banker may have prevented the current global financial crisis.
Yes, as long as the SBA have an opportunity to check both corporate and private financial information at the proposed borrower(s) in advance of the sale. One note of caution: the release of the original borrower’s personal guarantee isn't automatic with a loan assumption.
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# Credit - can the borrower display a history of creditworthiness # Capacity - can the borrower's current financial situation (income and expenses) support repayment of the debt according to the contract terms # Collateral - does the collateral being offered (in the case of a mortgage, this is the home itself) have enough intrinsic value to protect the lender's interests in case of borrower default
A corporate advance on a mortgage is a payment for a service related expense that is owed by the borrower. These expenses may include such things as foreclosure expenses, attorney fees, and bankruptcy fees.
Your creditworthiness.
A nosy banker may indicate a desire to further determine the overall risk of a borrower beyond that of conventional standards. This nosy banker may be quick to question the initial merits of a borrower, and their subsequent prying of information may help to ascertain whether the borrower has met the standards that the financial institution has set forth in determining creditworthiness. Enhanced underwriting standards of the nosy banker may have prevented the current global financial crisis.
well, theres corinary, which is how many of your family members are alive, and what their jobs are. theres resiedntial, where you live and how you live. and the personality clause, which is weather you creditor likes you enough to lend the money
The 3 C's of credit are character (credit history and reputation), capacity (financial ability to repay debt), and collateral (assets that can be used to secure a loan). Lenders use these factors to evaluate a borrower's creditworthiness when deciding whether to approve a loan.
Yes, as long as the SBA have an opportunity to check both corporate and private financial information at the proposed borrower(s) in advance of the sale. One note of caution: the release of the original borrower’s personal guarantee isn't automatic with a loan assumption.
Bill, ONLY if the co-signor is listed ON THE TITLE as CO-OWNER. Co-signors only responsibliity is to make the notes if the signor doesnt. Signor is just USING co-signors creditworthiness.
S and P CASI stands for Standard and Poor's Corporate and Government Ratings Access Service. It is a research service provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence that offers credit ratings, research, and data on corporate and government entities. It helps investors, analysts, and professionals assess the creditworthiness and risk associated with these entities.
Corporate Advance: a charge made to a borrower's account to protect the lender's / investor's interest in a property (e.g. property inspection, comparative market analysis, attorney fees, etc.). This fee is later recouped by the lender.
Creditworthiness or government guarantee.