Bad or Poor Credit
Georgia Home Loans
Even if you have been turned down by others
we strongly suggest that you enter your information
in the
georgia loan vault! Thousands get approved even
though other banks and lending institutions have
turned you down.
This
may be the most often asked question that we get
other than what is the rate? Can we help you if you
have bad credit. And the answer is usually yes but
many have to go through a longer process to get
helped.
ENTER YOUR LOAN INFORMATION IN THE LENDING VAULT
"The
Lending Vault is free and gets more people
approved than any other georgia mortgage company
can"
For
some we will be able to get you bought right away
but for others it will take a little longer to get
your credit into shape to be able to buy.
Even though there have
been some major changes to the lending standards of
banks to brokers we are still able to get many of
those in arms with credit that is not perfect,
into flat rate home loans.
If you are concerned
about adjustable rates or interest only loans then
contact us and we will help you as well.
The major partners of
Georgia Rate have over 10 years experience (each
individual) and can walk you through the process to
get you the very best loan available for you.
Raise Your
Score First?
There are many to go
through a fico score improvement program to help
lift your credit score by challenging negative items
on your credit report. If you would like to learn
how to challenge these items on your own or with
help then visit our
Georgia Credit Repair Page and learn more about
how your credit score is determined and what can be
done to try and raise your score.
For businesses that
need money then we suggest that you look to Business
Funders for business loans and unsecured small
business loans. You can find everything from church
expansion loans to business acquisition loans as
well as loans for business start ups.
Unsecured
business loans are much easier to get than home
loans but the interest rates are higher. Businesses
can also get
business
fast cash merchant advance loans based on credit
card sales from the previous months sales. |