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I live in Illinois and have come across the sheriff auctions. The rules here are that 10% of the opening bid must be put down as a deposit upon winning the auctioned property and the remainder is due within 24 hrs. My question is that is it possible to get a mortgage/loan approved with that small time period? If so how would one go about that? I have done my research but to no avail. My problem is that I have not built enough equity yet, so an equity LOC is out of the question. Any help?
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How big are the purchases you're talking about here? If its not too big and you aren't deemed a huge credit risk, you could probably get a personal loan from the bank for a couple thousand dollars. The interest on those types of loans are higher than normal though, right now they are probably 9% and up.
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These are around 90-200k, but definitely worth the investment on some of these. The bank would only give me 50k on a personal LOC, but I still think there may be another way, it is just hard to find something like that and I understand why the banks do not want to take the risks.
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