No affect on your credit score.
No Hidden Costs
Regardless of credit
Unbiased expert advice
No issues
No Hidden Costs
Regardless of credit
Unbiased expert advice
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A fast, short-term personal loan (also known as a bridge loan or bad credit loan) that is based on your home’s equity. It’s designed to help you get back on your feet, consolidate your debts and transition to a better financial situation.
No. Unlike banks, we do not require you to be currently employed, nor do you need a good credit score.
Once you’re approved for a loan online, you will be contacted by a member of our team and asked to upload identification, proof of property ownership and existing mortgage information. A Cannect lawyer will confirm your information within the hour and proceed with a transfer of funds, which you receive in 24 hours or less.
Many people now find now themselves without income or between jobs, so they need liquidity to pay off short-term debt, credit cards and general expenses. Other people use this as a debt consolidation loan to reduce their debt over the long-run, which typically helps build up their credit score. Using the loan to perform home renovations is also a common strategy, as the increase in profit on your home sale usually more than offsets the cost of the loan.
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