Looking For Money

I am looking for $10,000 to put as a down payment for a home that will be built in 14 months. I plan to sell my home when the new home is done. What are my options for getting the down payment other then a equity line or selling my home? Any help would be great thanks!

Comments(8)

  • landairsea30th June, 2004

    you probably need a construction loan. Lenders probably would ask you to establish certain kind of collateral in order to secure lender's interest. Good luck.

  • johnbriscoe30th June, 2004

    Do you have equity in your current home? What about getting a second on it?

  • tinman175530th June, 2004

    If you don't want to put a lien on your house. You need to apply for a signature loan.
    Lori
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  • karensilver2nd July, 2004

    what is a signature loan?

  • hibby762nd July, 2004

    signature loan = unsecured loan or unsecured line of credit.

  • jam2002nd July, 2004

    Perhaps you should look into a bridge loan. A bridge loan basically loans you money on the equity in your house, and bridges the time between moving to a new house, and the sale of your current house. Don't know if a lender would consider such a loan in your situation, but it'd be worth a shot, I think.

  • karensilver2nd July, 2004

    Bridge loan - Great idea thanks!

  • watchbillw8th July, 2004

    Depending on your income a construction loan would probably be your best bet. You can get with a lender that will have a perm piece ready and only require one closing.

    Construction lenders will loan you up to 75-80 of the completion appraised value. This is normally plenty to purchase the land and do the construction. Some lenders will even allow you 6 months without interest payments.

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