JU homeowners? - Page 2

Mehi River · 10-30-2009, 02:23 PM

like I said - it may be an american thing.

But generally a Japanese bank will want stability (same job for 4 years or so, married) to make sure you won't do a runner.

I applied for a loan about 2 years back. Had 3+ years with a law firm in Tokyo under my belt, and the first thing the guy asked was if I was married. Not how much I could afford, not how much I was getting paid - which was very decent, but if I was married.

Richard Burns · 10-30-2009, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Tanimaga

My wife just got the loan for our house. I can PM you the info and phone number of the guy. He said he wants me to steer him more business.

His realty service goes thru a bank they own stock in. Much easier to get the money since they can press them a little harder.

Sweet. Thanks.

Richard Burns · 10-30-2009, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Jazz

Yeah, it sounds crazy but I was talking to my struggling brother at lunch and I kinda miss those days livin' on the edge..

Honestly, I don't though and am better off now..

I'd help him if I could..

If you miss debt you're more than welcome to pay off mine. My treat.

10-30-2009, 02:23 PM	#11
Mehi River Invasive Speech Therapy Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 867 Thanks: 165 Thanked 750 Times in 418 Posts Groans: 3 Groaned at 8 Times in 8 Posts Credits: 15,158	like I said - it may be an american thing. But generally a Japanese bank will want stability (same job for 4 years or so, married) to make sure you won't do a runner. I applied for a loan about 2 years back. Had 3+ years with a law firm in Tokyo under my belt, and the first thing the guy asked was if I was married. Not how much I could afford, not how much I was getting paid - which was very decent, but if I was married. __________________ [08-24, 19:03] gtlm2000 I want cowgirls who can ride me.

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