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d0nfry 07-22-2005 02:28 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 
do you have a credit card? you can take it to most any bank and get a cash adavance. i did it once cause i needed money really bad. they charged me like 5$ to get like 60$ fronted. Or you can go to the pawn shop, you can have them give you a loan while they hold soemthing for collateral, you pay a little bit more when you buy it back but they hold it till a certain date before they put it on the floor.

91 VTEC AKKORD 07-22-2005 03:57 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 
payday loans r very bad!!! all they are is a legal form of loan sharking. interest is through the frigin roof. but if ya have to then you have to.
wait, just ----- your self out. you get laid and paid. and best part is, is there is no payback.... O0

jaykew99 07-22-2005 04:32 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 

Originally Posted by 96_civ
^ that is borrowing from the equity. the worth that your house gains as you own it is referred to as equity.

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yes, i know thats what i am saying, but in theory, your not really paying it back. On average a person stays in a home no longer then 3-5 years. (in washington anyway) so your basically getting that money out and not having to borrow it, your getting it because after those three to five years you sell your home and get your money back dood.

I work for a mortgage company.

Racintweek 07-22-2005 04:38 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 

Originally Posted by jaykew99

Originally Posted by Racintweek
i thought you borrow againts your eqity???


nope

say you got financed for a 200 000 dollar house in 2003, now that house is appraised at 230 000 dollars, that extra 30 000 dollars is the equity, it is basically just money that came about due to area growth, economic growth, etc... so now you just refinance for how much ever you owe on that original 200 000 dollars and that extra 30 000 comes out and goes to you. You can put that 30k into home improvements, pay off bills, etc. this is just an example.


i am not understanding how that 30K just pops out of no where, its not like you are sellign your house

jinxy 07-22-2005 04:57 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 

Originally Posted by Racintweek

Originally Posted by jaykew99

Originally Posted by Racintweek
i thought you borrow againts your eqity???


nope

say you got financed for a 200 000 dollar house in 2003, now that house is appraised at 230 000 dollars, that extra 30 000 dollars is the equity, it is basically just money that came about due to area growth, economic growth, etc... so now you just refinance for how much ever you owe on that original 200 000 dollars and that extra 30 000 comes out and goes to you. You can put that 30k into home improvements, pay off bills, etc. this is just an example.


i am not understanding how that 30K just pops out of no where, its not like you are sellign your house

your selling your house to yourself for more money than you bought it for. and since you dont have to pay out the accual 230k the house is worth you have 30k extra.. but your also loosing all the equity that youve built. but if you have like 15k in credit card debt at 25% or whatever its worth it to refinance and thow your overhead that you made off your house onto it so your only paying 6-8% interest.

Racintweek 07-22-2005 07:43 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 
so you could take that extra 30K and pay off soem of teh principle on teh original 200K??

scottsi 07-22-2005 11:45 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 
so wait, you buy the house, wait a year, its worth X more, and then you re sell it to yourself, and the difference of what you bought it for the first time compare to what you sold it to yourself for, is how much you get paid?

jinxy 07-22-2005 11:52 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 

Originally Posted by scottsi
so wait, you buy the house, wait a year, its worth X more, and then you re sell it to yourself, and the difference of what you bought it for the first time compare to what you sold it to yourself for, is how much you get paid?

whatevers left from paying off your previous morgage is what you get. and its not realy getting paid its more like buying your house for more than you paid for it because your ass put yourself in to much debt and need a good way out.

SkunT 07-23-2005 12:12 AM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 
do not do it dude. the interest is somewhere around 500%. heres how you do it though. you go there, write them a check for your next payday. then when your next payday comes they cash the check and your done.

now the flip side to it. if you live paycheck to paycheck (which it sounds) come payday, when they take that money back...guess what your doing...taking out another payday loan.

if wont be able to get the maximum they allow either. if you need $500- and there maximum is $500 your screwed. you can prolly get about $350- until you prove yourself.

trust me...(I seem to know a little about this) its not worth it. see if you can find someone to front you the money...or ask your landloard if you can give them a little inconvience money or something. the payday loan is not the thing to do. but like someone else said...you gotta do what you gotta do. it just a trap though.

jaykew99 07-23-2005 02:44 PM

Re: Anyone ever got a Payroll advance?
 

Originally Posted by scottsi
so wait, you buy the house, wait a year, its worth X more, and then you re sell it to yourself, and the difference of what you bought it for the first time compare to what you sold it to yourself for, is how much you get paid?


you cant do it like every year though. usually you can do it as frequently as every two years if you just keep getting financed for a 2 year fixed arm. then after that 2 years refinance again and take your equity.

RAWR - well put!`


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