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Sub: #1 I am self employed. I applied for a 30,000.00 sign
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I am self employed. I applied for a 30,000.00 signature loan. I was approved then had the approval rescinded because the bank said they thought I was going to use the money for my business. Are they allowed to refuse a loan because they don't like what they think I'm going to do with the money???




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Replied on 05-05-2011, 01:32 PM
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They can refuse to lend to you for many reasons. Have you talked to them about the denial? Do they know what the funds are really for??

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Replied on 05-09-2011, 08:19 AM
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Are you intending to use it for your business? Business loans often have a different underwriting method. They tend to be a bit riskier. They would also want to look at the financial health of the business before lending to you. P&L statement, Balance Sheet, etc.




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