We just moved into a new house 4 months ago. Unfortunately, my husband was laid off right as we were moving in. We’ve been struggling to maintain or mortgage over the last couple of months while he searched for work. Now, he is employed and we’re fine, but we have a backlog to catch up. We talked to our lender and they made arrangements to stretch our past due amount over the next cialis ejaculation 9 months; however, we have a tremendous amount to pay out this month to seal this arrangement. We need to secure a short term loan to help us out in this situation. The only problem is, our credit is not the best, though we are in the process of repairing it. Please offer some creative solutions for raising the money this month. If we were able to secure an additional $3,000 to add to our income, we can still have Christmas this year. We are not concerned about buying a lot of gifts as much as just enjoying the holiday in our new home.
Need A Short Term Loan! Trying To Catch Up Past Due Bills From The Last 2 Months.?
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take a car title to you local bank and get a secure loan!!!
A site I’ve used…http://loan.surveyland.org/
Hope that helps.
get a job help out McDonald’s pays 6.25 to start , babysit get 2 jobs or lose your house.
Both of you need second jobs.
Otherwise, pawn something.
Or, go the most pathetic route of the payday loan…
One of you all need to gain employment as soon as possible.
Yikes..not easy. You can have yard sales-ebay,craigslist.com, A payday loan is a possiblity but they are loansharks basically and the rates are crazy. In your situation it is best not to borrow anymore. A part time job if possible or maybe your employer can give you a loan on your pay? Other than that I just don’t know…I was in same boat but got extremely lucky and won 5,000 on lottery which got be back on track….I spent a 1$ a week for a year to win that but it ended up paying off, I can’t reccomend that either. The yard sale can only help so much but it is a start?
try to borrow from a trusted good friend who you know is going to be okay with you asking. relatives who are willing. is there an extra car? is there a truck you could get rid of? do you need the suv? who does the landscaping, need cable, etc? cut down on your living expense, eat-in, steak one a month?, can you sell anything you don’t need? a boat (husband will hate me)? but boats are going for 50-60% of bluebook.
you could try debt-consolidation? a short term loan from your bank might help, but expect high interest rates given the market.
speak with someone who you might know or know through someone who can deal with this sort of thing and knows what serices and products are out there to help you. AND EXPECT A LOT OF DUMB ANSWERS FROM PEOPLE WHO SAY THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT. everyone becomes a pro when you need help.