Home Equity Loan

Is there a good way to get a bad credit loan?

I need a loan of approximately 30,000 dollars. I work full time (long hours) so getting a second job isn't reasonable. I do own a condo, however, my father is part owner. I'm not sure if I'm comfortable getting a home equity loan.

Public Comments

  1. For that large amount of a loan, you would probably have to put up the condo as collateral. You might as well get the home equity loan. The interest rate will probably be lower anyhow. Good luck.
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