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I have a lump sum of cash paid on 11/30 annually. I have bills I need to pay now. Looking for an investor willing to make a $4000 loan for a $5000 payback in 9 months. A 25% gain for a short term investment, can't beat it with CD's. I am ex-military. I can prove the annual payment, listed on my DD214 and by annual benefits statement issued by DFAS. Securities to ensure payment? not sure. Go to prosper.com and put together a peer-to-peer lending loan application. They deal with private(peer) investor backed unsecured loans even for people with shoddy credit. how would you gurantee or assure that you would pay...what securities you can offer. You should consider your bank or a credit union. Why don't you check into : |
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