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E-LOAN offers home and auto loan products for a wide range of financing needs.

Auto Installment Loans: New or used car financing

If you want to purchase a new or used vehicle from a franchised dealer and own it outright at the end of the loan, installment loans are for you. Monthly payments are applied to the actual purchase of the vehicle.

 

Auto Refinancing: Lower your auto payment

E-LOAN can save you money by refinancing your current auto loan at a lower rate. Pay only the cost of transferring title--usually $30 or less--and your payments will be lower for the life of your loan. Refinance loans are currently available for customers who have an existing automobile installment loan. If your vehicle is currently leased or if it is financed through a line of credit, we are unable to provide financing for you at this time.

 

Home Equity Loans: Up to 100% of your home's value

E-LOAN can help you borrow at competitive rates using the equity that you have built up in your home. You can borrow up to 100% of your home's value and use the money to purchase a new or used automobile from any source. One advantage of a home equity loan is that all or part of your interest payment may be tax deductible.

E-LOAN offers both a home equity loan and a home equity line of credit to qualified applicants.

 

Mortgage Loans and Refinance: No lender fees on all home loans.

Unlike other lenders or mortgage brokers, E-LOAN does not charge commitment fees, origination fees, underwriting fees, etc. So all you get is a great rate.

 

 


Related News:

Confused by all the Mortgage Options? Here's Help (Wellsville Daily Reporter)
(ARA) - Fixed rate. Adjustable rate. Interest Only. Flex. All of the different types of home loans that are available these days can puzzle many homebuyers. But, say mortgage experts, virtually every home loan is one of two types: a fixed rate loan or an adjustable rate loan.

Only Alaska doesn't regulate mortgage companies (The Pueblo Chieftain)
Colorado has been a holdout in regulating the mortgage industry. Only Alaska remains as the lone state to not monitor the mortgage market. Local real estate appraiser Ivor J. Hill said Friday he pushed for the law that took effect on July 1, which requires brokers to register with the state. Hill, who has taken a national role in curbing mortgage fraud and serves on the Colorado attorney

Look who's getting biggest mortgage write-offs (San Jose Mercury News)
Federal tax benefits for homeownership are among the heftiest and most popular of any in the Internal Revenue Code: An estimated $81 billion for mortgage interest write-offs, $15 billion for local real estate taxes and an additional $24 billion for capital gains exclusions this year alone, according to the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation.

Anworth Mortgage Asset Sees 2Q Loss (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Anworth Mortgage Asset Corp., a self-managed real estate investment trust, on Friday it expects a loss of about 28 cents per share in the second quarter, including a loss from operations of about 6 cents per share relating to financing costs.

Police blotter: Mortgage 'spammers' sued by ISP (CNET)
In this week's installment, a California Internet provider sues over mortgage spam, saying lenders violated Can Spam Act, state laws.

 

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