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#713062 - 04/06/07 08:59 PM loan collateral
parr04 Offline
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Is there a regulation that says you can't secure a loan with funds from a checking account?

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#713073 - 04/06/07 09:18 PM Re: loan collateral parr04
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Not a federal law. Maybe state?
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#713078 - 04/06/07 09:24 PM Re: loan collateral parr04
parr04 Offline
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Thats what I thought. Thank You.

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#713097 - 04/06/07 09:44 PM Re: loan collateral parr04
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Please don't secure a loan with a checking account. Your hold will be defeated the first time a "must honor" debit transaction comes through. Savings, CDs - yes. DDAs - Not wise.

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#713455 - 04/09/07 05:20 PM Re: loan collateral parr04
Tom at HOME Offline
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You may take a security interest in a DDA. If it secures a business transaction its OK to perfect the lien; if it secures a consumer transaction, in most states perfection may be a problem. Putting a hold on the account is not required to perfect the security interest; however, without the hold there may be no funds available to pay the debt.

If they process ATM or other electronic transfers or payments a hold may be a problem. Your decision.

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