What Commercial RE Lenders do loans of less than 50 grand?
I need a commercial lender to do a small Commercial RE loan to buy an Auto Repair Shop in New York State. Purchase price of 45,000 and would like about 15,000 extra to do some upgrading. Fair Credit Score. Any ideas?
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I have had established credit for about 9 years. I never had any sort of problem until the last few years. My credit score was drastically effected. I had a charged off credit card, medical bills sent to collection then reported to the credit bureau, and the list goes on and on. I am not a bad person, just got in a position that I just couldn’t catch up. I realize that the damage is done, but I have every intention of paying off everything I owe, including my credit cards by Xmas. My credit score basically went from high 600s, to low 500s. I am looking to buy a house, but it wouldn’t be fore another 2 years, is that enough time to repair credit score?
Once I pay all my credit cards off, which are all over the limit, and late, would that help a lot? How about paying the charged off credit card? How to diputes work, are they effective?
Сredit repair workеd fine to fix my credit. They disputed and removed lots of bad items from my credit report. I used this service – freecreditreport.sinfree.net
Credit Repair is a very debated topic on the net right now as to whether it’s legal, effective, ethical and an avenue worth pursuing for individuals with negative, inaccurate or unverifiable information on their credit reports. No matter where you search, you will find varying opinions in regard the legitimacy of the credit repair industry, from the FTC and Attorney General, to debt consolidation companies and law firms practicing credit repair companies.
First off to answer the question “is credit repair and its practitioners legal,” the answer is yes! There is a specific body of legislation, the Credit Repair Organizations Act (CROA) that outlines how credit repair companies may legally operate. This Federal regulation is proof that the industry as a whole is legal and not a scam. I think the negative overtones are more likely a case of a few hundred bad apples taking advantage of people.
The second most debated topic in many of the popular credit forums is whether or not one should even use a credit repair company, or give it a go themselves? The art of credit repair or credit restoration is not necessarily a difficult one to grasp and despite what a lot of the credit repair companies and lawyers would like you to believe, there is no “magical, proprietary dispute letter.” Remember, the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) was set up so that consumers could fix errors on their credit reports on their own. It was not set up so consumers could fix errors If they had the magic letter. It really is almost as simple as saying…
“Hey this is not my account, please verify the information and remove from my report”
So why would you consider hiring a company to improve your credit score if it is so easy? The art of credit repair is not perfectly written letter, but more of knowing the little tricks credit bureaus and collection agents use to avoid eliminating the debt.
As much bad press credit repair agencies have received, bureaus and collection agencies are no angels either. They try and trick you, they don’t always follow procedure and we’ve seen numerous cases of them breaking promises consumers have made with them when negotiating debt.
Credit report repair agencies should be well versed and know what to expect and exactly how to negotiate through all the little tricks that the average consumer wouldn’t. If you are lucky enough to be working with an ethical company that does its job and at a good price, it can work wonders for your credit score.
The people we spoke with that do favor using an agency to fix their credit, do so because typically it’s only 30.00 to 50.00 per month and they just don’t feel like dealing with the headaches, nor do they want to be their own guinea pigs.
If you do make the decision you would rather leave it to the pros, what steps should you take to make sure you’re hiring the right company? At the time of writing this there is very little governing the industry outside of CROA and it is a craps shoot for the most part.
However, there is hope on the horizon. Currently a non-profit organization is being formed called the National Credit Repair Association (NCRA) This industry organization brings overdue legitimacy and integrity to the credit repair field, and represents all certified credit repair organizations. The idea is that accredited credit repair firms are overseen to ensure they embody top standards and ethics, and adhere to all applicable state and federal laws in their practices. In other words, the “BBB” of the Credit Repair Industry.
We highly recommend that you utilize this service when fully launched as it will force legitimate companies to sign up much like they would the BBB and it will also weed out the unscrupulous credit repair companies who do not wish to adhere to standards. The credit repair industry is a legal and much needed industry, but much like any “new fad” it’s going to take time to get regulated, weed out the scum and let the professionals rise to the top.
In closing, credit repair is something that most Americans will probably have to deal with at some point in their lives. It can be done by you with a little homework, accurate record keeping and patience, or you can hire a firm just as long as you’ve done your homework, insist the company is a member of The NCRA and make sure they are not breaking laws when dealing with your personal credit scores.
I had received calls from these “Lawyers” 3 times a day telling me if I didnt pay my bill they were going to garnish my wages, I actuall yelled at them one time to stop calling me.. I dont know what to do.. how do I go about paying my bill? Is it going to be turned over to another attorney? someone, some advice please?.. This is some of what I found….
A statewide class action has been filed in New York against collection specialists, Cohen & Slamowitz. The action is brought on behalf of all New York residents who received form type collection letters from the firm and/or who have been alleged victims of the firm’s alleged harassing collection tactics. The action is brought under the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and seeks actual and statutory damages as well as injunctive and declaratory relief.
They are allowed to contact you to tell you they are going to take legal action. But if it’s to convince you to pay and not in the nature of notice of the garnish, then it is harassment and that is what your post describes. You need to contact the attorney that is suing them under the action is brought on behalf of all New York residents who received form type collection letters from the firm and/or who have been alleged victims of the firm’s alleged harassing collection tactics.
Your debt should be paid by Cohen & Slamowitz. That is to say that at least the settlement or convictions will clear your debt because they nullified the ability to collect. The creditor will have to sue Cohen & Slamowitz. for that debt in were as a person sues their lawyer for malpractice when they lose their money. Once malpractice is the issue, the lawyer pays cost, which would be your debt. The case cannot be started over again against you. You will be out of the picture for ever once it is passed to Cohen & Slamowitz.
You have to get your name and account on the witness list. These lawyers usually don’t charge you any fees to join the class action.
