i have a refinance question if anyone knows about it?

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i have a low credit measure ranking bad due to winter bills descending at a back of i own a home paid 167000 money took a tiny equity 54000 1 yr ago it was finished with a top rate as well as tractable i proposed a buissness not long ago did great final year though i need 20000 compensate off bills cards as well as taxes as well as buisness promotion filing word etc lending tree sucks as well as does any one have any ideas how i might get this tiny second equity with bad measure since of a equity i have in residence as well as car something quick easy no out slot costs can any one refere me what to do

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I would attempt to talk to a bank about a small business loan. They generally fork out 20k limits on credit cards that you could use to transfer balances. Some larger banks dedicate so much money for small business loans that often goes un-borrowed. Shop around and you should be able to get some sort of loan. Try to improve your credit though! It will save thousands in the long run. Best hopes in getting back on your feet!

If you have current outstanding bills showing on your credit report you’ll probably not qualify for a HELOC. Lenders are stricter now and even though your loan to value ratio is fairly low since you only want $20,000 it sounds like your debt is very recent. Even if you just had a few late payments on credit cards that are recent you’d have trouble, and it will be more tough if you have credit cards that haven’t been paid at all. Before you give up entirely, talk to a broker they may be able to find something for you if your employment history is good, the rate may be pretty high but try it. Good luck.

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