Hi!
I am planning to have a garage or a prefabricated garage built or installed. Since we have been a bit tight on money in recent years due to many expenses, I would like to take out a construction loan. Various lenders advertise low interest rates online. I am somewhat unsure about taking out a loan over the internet, but some of the terms are more attractive than those of traditional banks. Has anyone here had experience with this? What should I watch out for?
Best regards,
sennor 😕 🙂
I am planning to have a garage or a prefabricated garage built or installed. Since we have been a bit tight on money in recent years due to many expenses, I would like to take out a construction loan. Various lenders advertise low interest rates online. I am somewhat unsure about taking out a loan over the internet, but some of the terms are more attractive than those of traditional banks. Has anyone here had experience with this? What should I watch out for?
Best regards,
sennor 😕 🙂
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baufibemu8 Sep 2008 08:35This might be somewhat challenging since the loan amount in question will be relatively small.
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Maier GmbH29 Oct 2008 19:06I wouldn’t trust this over the internet! You never know if everything is really legitimate. Also, online transactions usually have different contract terms, so it can go wrong.
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Maier GmbH29 Oct 2008 19:08Yes, handling banking matters online is generally a rather sensitive issue. If you want to do this, make sure to check carefully with the Chamber of Commerce beforehand whether the company you are considering is reputable.
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Maier GmbH29 Oct 2008 19:10Is that something the Chamber of Commerce handles? I mean, do they provide information about this? Hm... I always mix up the roles of the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Labor... but I would definitely consult experts beforehand to get informed!!!
My girlfriend got completely caught up in one of those online loans. It looked really great at first glance, but in the end, everything was so expensive that she now barely has anything left from her earnings because almost all of it goes toward the interest. It was some shady deal with the contract. 🙁