Looking for a loan

walkeran

Hello there. I'm looking for p2p or private lender to lend me beetwen |£180 to £240 for a month period (worst case scenario till end of September). I will pay back £480. This summer/autumn me and my father will be selling a 2-level building house consisted of 240 sq. m. + garage/summer kitchen in Ukraine, of which I own 33%. The money will go for the travel tickets + life expenses. I'm not currently employed so it's quite hard to get a payday loan. I'm willing to meet up and go by your rules. Anyone can point me in the right direction? I live currently in London.

Thanks in Advance,

Andrew.

EDIT: £90 pounds left to raise.

DevCoder

I have a nigerian uncle who will deposit USD20mio into your acount.

Please contact me providing your details.

Tixy

Many payday loan companies will offer loans to unemployed people in receipt of benefit income.
If you have no income at all then its very unlikely any commercial lender will offer you a loan.

If that is the case then perhaps have consider if you have any possessions you can sell to raise some cash, or a family member prepared to offer you a loan. Or look to get some temporary work.

This is not a forum where people offer loans to strangers on the internet.

sharp82

What happens if the property doesn't sell?

[Deleted User]

Tixy wrote: »

This is not a forum where people offer loans to strangers on the internet.

However, if you have any cheap kitchens with amazing designs, then count me in.

DCFC79

walkeran wrote: »

Hello there. I'm looking for p2p or private lender to lend me beetwen |£180 to £240 for a month period (worst case scenario till end of September). I will pay back £480. This summer/autumn me and my father will be selling a 2-level building house consisted of 240 sq. m. + garage/summer kitchen in Ukraine, of which I own 33%. The money will go for the travel tickets + life expenses. I'm not currently employed so it's quite hard to get a payday loan. I'm willing to meet up and go by your rules. Anyone can point me in the right direction? I live currently in London.

Thanks in Advance,

Andrew.

No chance of that happening

walkeran

Tixy wrote: »

Many payday loan companies will offer loans to unemployed people in receipt of benefit income.
If you have no income at all then its very unlikely any commercial lender will offer you a loan.

If that is the case then perhaps have consider if you have any possessions you can sell to raise some cash, or a family member prepared to offer you a loan. Or look to get some temporary work.

This is not a forum where people offer loans to strangers on the internet.

I don't claim benefits, I wasn't hoping for someone on this forum give out loans, just directions to someone more shady in the city, which would know how to benefit from any person asking for a loan.

P.S. Anyone providing temporal work to raise £240 till next Tuesday is appreciated.

P.P.S. The house should sell, for the simple fact, that my father will need the money.

Clive_Woody

Deleted_User wrote: »

However, if you have any cheap kitchens with amazing designs, then count me in.

Cheap kittens also considered. Must be in good condition.

Apples2

walkeran wrote: »

, just directions to someone more shady in the city, .

There's money to be earned down the docks...

brendon

I noticed you posted on Zopa forums yesterday, too. To cut to the point, no stranger on the Internet is going to lend you money. You either need to (a) borrow from a friend or family or (b) find employment.

Tixy

walkeran wrote: »

I don't claim benefits, I wasn't hoping for someone on this forum give out loans, just directions to someone more shady in the city, which would know how to benefit from any person asking for a loan.

Presumably by shady you mean a loan shark. Even pyscho steve and big barry are likely to be a bit cautious about someone who wants to borrow for the purpose to go to another country.

walkeran wrote: »

P.P.S. The house should sell, for the simple fact, that my father will need the money.

There are lots of people who need to sell a property for financial reasons. They still need to find a willing and able buyer before they can actually liquidate their asset.