Posted on: 03rd Jul, 2009 10:27 pm
I should be receiving 42k in income tax refund within 3-4 weeks from now. I only need 19K to reinstate my mortgage. Are there any types of loans I can get to help bridge the gap between now and when my income tax refund arrives? It would be such a shame to loose my home and then a few days later recieve my refund.
why are you repeating your question?
To myzooof,
I think you can go for an unsecured personal loan to arrange for the money till the time you receive the income tax refund. The lender will check your credit, income and other factors for the personal loan. So, if your credit is good and your income is sufficient, you can get a personal loan and stop the foreclosure. You can also send your lender a copy of the tax return and show them the refund that you are supposed to receive. You can then request them to delay their foreclosure actions till the time you get the refund. But I think, getting a personal loan is the best way to avoid the impending foreclosure.
I think you can go for an unsecured personal loan to arrange for the money till the time you receive the income tax refund. The lender will check your credit, income and other factors for the personal loan. So, if your credit is good and your income is sufficient, you can get a personal loan and stop the foreclosure. You can also send your lender a copy of the tax return and show them the refund that you are supposed to receive. You can then request them to delay their foreclosure actions till the time you get the refund. But I think, getting a personal loan is the best way to avoid the impending foreclosure.