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Can anyone point us in the right direction? We liv

Date: Tue, 04/19/2011 21:36
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Can anyone point us in the right direction? We live in a condo and own it free and clear but have been turned down twice for home equity loans. We are only looking to borrow 25k which is less than 33% LTV based on a recent appraisal.




If the condo is free and clear and if you've the required credit score, income and debt to income ratio, then you shouldn't face any problems in getting a loan. Did you ask the lenders as to why they have rejected your loan application?

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