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Listing Information
Amount: $9,000.00 Status: Loan created
Grade: C DTI: 23%
Lender Rate: 18% Borrower: mozartsghost
Time Left: Finished State: OH
Funded: 100% Group: Brighter Financial Future
Loan Information
Loan Status: Current Origination Date: 2007-12-28 EricsCC ROI: 15%
Status History
Dec 27, 2007 Current
**First of all, Thank you to everyone who bid on my previous listing(s), I have increased the interest rate to the state allowed maximum to show I am serious about getting this loan to sell my truck.  This is going to be my last attempt to get a loan to pay off this SUV from prosper.  I am approved through Citi-Financial but I would much rather pay People back instead of a corporation...  3rd time's the charm! (With your help of course!!)

I really feel I am a No-Risk Borrower and I am a current lender on Prosper...

Purpose of loan:

To pay down my Ford Excursion in order to sell the vehicle and eliminate the $700 per month payment. I have a buyer for the vehicle but need to pay down the truck by approx $8,000 dollars in order to get down to it's actual value thanks to gas prices...    

My financial situation:
By Eliminating my vehicle payment I will free up over $850 per month, (Insurance and payment)
My Credit Score is a bit low thanks to some poor choices about 5-7 years ago.  When I  was Just out of high school I ran up a bunch of debt and paid the price with my credit rating.  I learned from that mistake and paid everything off but the reminder of that bad time remains on my credit report.  If I simply paid my minimum balances each month and paid my bills I would have $700-$800 left over, With this loan and the sale of my truck this should increase this excess to over $1000 per month while taking on the $330 prosper payment.  (I will have the prosper loan automatically taken out of my checking each month)  

A little more about me:
I am a Regional Performance Improvement Supervisor with Con-way Freight, It is similar to a Solutions Engineer or Compliance Manager position. I have a work provided vehicle which I drive 90% of the time and I have a 98' BMW which I use as my weekend vehicle (It is paid off with clear title) Basically the excursion was my toy truck but my lifestyle has changed and I no longer have the need for it and can't justify the large payment for something I drive once a month...

My current vehicle loan is 4 years left to pay at Approx 700 per month... I owe approx $23,000 on the truck and I was able to find a purchaser for the vehicle for $15500, which is about the actual retail on the truck... If I pay down the vehicle to 15500 I can sell it to him and eliminate my $700 payment for 4 years and convert that into $350 in 3 years As well as eliminating $150 in insurance costs)

I am newer to prosper and am just getting my feet wet on the lending side but I plan to become an active lender as well as a borrower.

My household expenses are very low as I am a single guy who travels 5 days a week, The company pays for my meals/expenses while traveling so the only time I spend money on myself is the weekends, as a result my non-fixed expenses are quite low...

Monthly net income: $ 3400  (The change from my previous listing: Annual raise and I estimated low on my original listing) 

Monthly expenses: $ 2700  (The bulk of the balance goes into savings or paying down my excursion and home loan)
  Housing: $950
  Insurance: $160 (150 for my excursion and 10 for my other vehicle)
  Car expenses: $700 (excursion payment, Other vehicle paid off)
  Utilities: $200 
  Phone, cable, internet: $100
  Food, entertainment: $150 
  Clothing, household expenses $100
  Credit cards and other loans: $240
 
Borrower's Other Listings
236604 Looking for loan to eliminate car payment C $9,000 @ 10% Nov 24, 2007 Withdrawn
239041 Looking for loan to eliminate car payment C $9,000 @ 18% Nov 28, 2007 Expired
247044 Relist* Getting Rid of a Vehicle, eliminating a 700 payment C $9,000 @ 20% Dec 08, 2007 Withdrawn

 

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