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Sub: #1 how do i get a loan with my house already upside d
Replied on 04-29-2011, 01:58 PM
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how do i get a loan with my house already upside down and my credit score is fair but half my credit accounts is all most maxed out? please help.

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I am just curious why you would want to get another loan if you have so much debt already?




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you probably will not be able to get one...you have negative equity/

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