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To: Rutgers who wrote (21728)6/18/2004 4:51:16 PM
From: TradeliteRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
I have a hard time believing it, too.

For one thing, no income-asset verification loans carry higher (sometimes much higher) interest rates than other types. Not worth it for most people to get one.

Generally, these are appropriate for self-employed people who file lengthy tax returns with the IRS indicating their net income is much less than gross income. Or for people whose assets would be extraordinarily difficult to verify, such as foreign assets.



To: Rutgers who wrote (21728)6/18/2004 5:18:39 PM
From: IsraelRespond to of 306849
 
Link?? lol.. Im not here to furnish you with evidence.. Pick up a phone, or type in No asset No income verification loans on google.. And you will be able to find plenty of information on such loans.

These loans are nothing new.. Though I do admit, lenders have been more aggressive in promoting these laons theu this perios of easy money we've been enjoying.

Israel


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