Timeshare Store,Inc.? Financing Available for DVC Resales

[jamie@dvcstore]

TimeShareLending.net offers financing for Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, Disney, Starwood and Season only. Funding available in all US states.

www.timesharelending dot net

Interest rate as low as 12.9% - Subject to change.
Terms up to 120 months.
No prepayment penalty for loans over 12 months.
No points.
Minimum loan amount $5,000.
Maximum loan amount $250,000.

Soft Qualifier:
Minimal personal information required. No credit report is run. If you want
to know if you qualify for a loan and for what amount prior to submitting a
full credit application, fill out a short form and you will have an answer
within 24 hours. NO OBLIGATION.

Credit Application:
When you agree this loan is for you, complete the credit application and
submit it. NO OBLIGATION.

Manual Application Form:
Credit application, Hard copy, available for printing


There have already been 2 approvals today. Call with any questions and any associate will be glad to assist.
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[robert@dvcstore]

Just a follow up on Jamie's news about financing a DVC resale through The Timeshare Store, Inc.®. Loans obtained from TimeshareLending.net are considered a mortgage loan. The note is secured by a deed of trust. If applicable, you may take advantage of the tax deduction.

Again, if you have any questions, please call us at The Timeshare Store.

Robert

[bookwormde]

Thanks for the info

bookwormde

[KS_Disney_Dad]

Put in request to see what the requirements are.
680 Credit score and 10% downpayment required. 12.90% seems high on 680 credit score.

[DVCGeek]

Originally Posted by KS_Disney_Dad

12.90% seems high on 680 credit score.

Perhaps vs. standard property loans, but that is less than Disney's "standard" rate. I'm not sure where the Mouse's cutoff is for "preferred" rates, but I'll admit that my credit score is higher than that and I was only offered Std. rate...

[jlewisinsyr]

Originally Posted by KS_Disney_Dad

Put in request to see what the requirements are.
680 Credit score and 10% downpayment required. 12.90% seems high on 680 credit score.

Honestly, 680 is low in this day in age, so 12.90% is actually great. Disney Direct financing for preferred requires scores above 750 in most cases. So

[fupresti]

To qualify for Disney preferred lending you need a 710. If it is a joint application, only one of the signees needs to qualify.

[Dean]

Originally Posted by robert@dvcstore

Just a follow up on Jamie's news about financing a DVC resale through The Timeshare Store, Inc.®. Loans obtained from TimeshareLending.net are considered a mortgage loan. The note is secured by a deed of trust. If applicable, you may take advantage of the tax deduction.

Again, if you have any questions, please call us at The Timeshare Store.

Robert

Robert, point of clarification. To be legally considered a mortgage it'd have to be written as a mortgage and recorded as such. Just tying it to the asset alone is not enough. I'm assuming that's true in this situation.

[robert@dvcstore]

Originally Posted by Dean

Robert, point of clarification. To be legally considered a mortgage it'd have to be written as a mortgage and recorded as such. Just tying it to the asset alone is not enough. I'm assuming that's true in this situation.

TimeshareLending.net advertises their loans at mortgage loans. If you have specific questions, they are very helpful and I'm sure they will answer any of your concerns. Contact them through their website at www.timesharelending.net.

Robert

[Dean]

Originally Posted by robert@dvcstore

TimeshareLending.net advertises their loans at mortgage loans. If you have specific questions, they are very helpful and I'm sure they will answer any of your concerns. Contact them through their website at www.timesharelending.net.

Robert

I did contact them and from the info I got, it seems that this would qualify as a true mortgage. That's great for those that chose to use such a service. I wonder if retail buyers could use it since it appears that the qualification criteria and possibly the costs in some situations are less than through DVC overall. The warning remains that getting a loan to buy a real estate interest, esp a timeshare, does not automatically qualify as a mortgage and is not automatically deductible.

[Jason@dvcstore]

Great news so far. Not sure how many applied but in the 1st week we had 7 people approved for financing.



Jason

[needtogomore]

Originally Posted by Jason@dvcstore

Great news so far. Not sure how many applied but in the 1st week we had 7 people approved for financing.



Jason

can anyone in the uk get these loans or are they for usa only

[Jason@dvcstore]

Originally Posted by needtogomore

can anyone in the uk get these loans or are they for usa only

I sent an e-mail to the company asking your question and this was their response.

"Under normal circumstances, no. What property? How much? Is there a way to find out the potential buyer's financial status; i.e., a standard credit report?

Barbara Noujaim
CA. R.E. Broker
238 Kiva Ct.
Palm Desert, CA. 92260"

Jason

[needtogomore]

Originally Posted by Jason@dvcstore

I sent an e-mail to the company asking your question and this was their response.

"Under normal circumstances, no. What property? How much? Is there a way to find out the potential buyer's financial status; i.e., a standard credit report?

Barbara Noujaim
CA. R.E. Broker
238 Kiva Ct.
Palm Desert, CA. 92260"

Jason

So is that a definite no or not? we want to buy a 100 point add on at ssr.

[Dean]

Originally Posted by needtogomore

So is that a definite no or not? we want to buy a 100 point add on at ssr.

I'd suggest you contact them directly. It doesn't sound like the person Jason was talking to really knew. You should email them and try to convince them it's a risk worth taking. The more you're willing to put down as a % of the purchase price, the better your chances I would guess. Good luck and let us know what happens if you investigate further.