 Reduce
your payments!
Turn high
interest credit cards payments into one low monthly
payment! Apply now for a debt consolidation home loan.
With a debt consolidation loan, you can save up hundreds
of dollars every month by paying off your high interest
credit cards and consumer loans. You can do this
even if your credit is less than perfect and you have
little or no equity in your home.
Don't miss this opportunity to re-establish your credit
and recover from overwhelming debt…or consolidate
your high-interest debt into one easy, low-interest
monthly payment. Our highly experience staff is ready
to help you! Start by applying online - even if you
have been turned down before!
125% program (2nd
Mortgage)
- ABSOLUTELY NO EQUITY
REQUIRED
- Cash out for any
purpose
- Self Employed OK
- No cash out of pocket
- 100% debt consolidation
- Huge monthly savings
- Tax deductible*
- Low interest rates
100% program (1st
and 2nd Mortgage)
- Loans up to 100%
of the value of your home!
- NO RESTRICTIONS
FOR 1ST TIME HOMEOWNERS
- Credit problems
are our specialty on this program!
- Save BIG on your
next income tax filing*
- Bankruptcies / Foreclosures
are O.K.!
*Check with your tax
accountant.
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| Look
how much you could save! |
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| Bills |
Balance |
Payment |
| Auto
Loan |
$20,500 |
$515 |
| Visa |
$10,500 |
$210 |
| Mastercard |
$8,750 |
$175 |
| Discover
Card |
$5,250 |
$105 |
| Total
Debt |
$45,000 |
$1,005 |
| New
Loan |
|
Only
$376.46* |
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| You
save $628.54 per month! |
| Annual
Savings: $7,542.48 |
| 15-Year
Savings: $113,137.20 |
Plus
possible tax benefits and
only 1 payment per month! |
| *Monthly
payments based on a $48,000.00 loan from Bridge
Capital Corporation. Payments assume a fully amortized
loan at 8.124% for 25 year with an APR of 8.897%
and a combined loan to value of .80. This is an
example only. Actual monthly payments, closing
costs and APRs may vary. Some programs may require
appraisal and/or income verification and / or
credit guidelines to qualify. ** Significant tax
benefits are usually available with most home
loans but be sure to consult a tax advisor for
information concerning interest deductibility
and your specific savings. |
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