Monday, 22 June 2009

A Secured Homeowner Loan in the Lenders Favourite

A secured homeowner loan is the type of loan that most lenders prefer. A secured homeowner loan is a loan secured against collateral, in this case your residental property.Lenders prefer this type of loan, as it offers them total security, and they also have the confidence that the borrower has total faith in his ability to pay back the loan, as otherwise he would not risk putting his property up as security.A secured homeowner loan is usually at a very good rate of interest. It is a very good way of borrowing for costly items such as home improvements, caravans, a far flung holiday,etc. A secured homeowner loan requires you to have sufficient equity in your property.Equity is really the difference between your mortgage balance and the value of your property. This means, that if you have a mortgage balance of £80,000 and a property worth £270,000 your equity would be £190,00.It is no longer possible, in this present economic climate, to borrow 100% of your property value never mind the the 125% that used to be on offer.Secured homeowner loan lenders will normally at present grant up to 80% LTV if an applicant is employed and 70% for self employed applicants.All this depends on equity and status.All things considerd a secured homeowner loan is an excellent way of raising money that suits both the homeowner and the lender.

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