This demonstrates how much your assets are worth. a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

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User: This demonstrates how much your assets are worth. a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

Weegy: Capital demonstrates how much your assets are worth, answer is b. http://www.mbda.gov/node/438
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User: Using your car or house as a promise to pay a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

Weegy: Using your car or house as a COLLATERAL or promise to pay, answer is C.http://www.mbda.gov/node/438
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User: this makes you a better credit risk to the lender-this could be any of the C's. For example, assets that are offered as security against default. a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

Weegy: e. conditions
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User: lenders will evaluate your debt-payment ratio. a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

Weegy: Under CAPITAL, lenders will evaluate your debt-payment ratio. http://www.mcmf.net/MCMF_BuyHouseLink2.html
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User: the lender is taking unique situation under consideration. a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

Weegy: a. capacity
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User: previous credit history a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

Weegy: capital
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User: this shows how long you have worked for your employer and if you have obtained and education. a. capacity b. capital c. collateral d. character e. conditions

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Character shows how long you have worked for your employer and if you have obtained and education, answer is D.

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Character is checked using using previous credit history.

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samn

The lender is taking unique situation under consideration, this fall under Condition.