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nonrecourse loan

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A quick definition of nonrecourse loan:

A nonrecourse loan is a type of loan where the lender can only take the collateral (like a house or car) if the borrower can't pay back the loan. The lender can't go after the borrower's personal assets. It's like borrowing a toy from a friend, but if you can't give it back, they can only take the toy and not anything else you own.

A more thorough explanation:

A nonrecourse loan is a type of secured loan where the lender can only seize the collateral if the borrower defaults on the loan. The lender cannot go after the borrower's personal assets to recover the loan amount.

For example, if a borrower takes out a nonrecourse loan to buy a car and defaults on the loan, the lender can only repossess the car and sell it to recover the loan amount. The lender cannot sue the borrower for any remaining balance if the sale of the car does not cover the full loan amount.

Another example is a nonrecourse mortgage loan. If the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender can only foreclose on the property and sell it to recover the loan amount. The lender cannot sue the borrower for any remaining balance if the sale of the property does not cover the full loan amount.

Nonrecourse loans are often used in real estate and commercial lending, where the collateral is the property or the business itself. They are less risky for borrowers because they limit the lender's ability to go after their personal assets.

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16:05
haha keepin poor ppl poor, havent seen that one b4
16:06
Yeah just apply anyway, ur chances are 1% but we want ur app!
I think I'm cooked this cycle honestly
16:06
wen apply?
me suddenly getting two emails but them both being about my credit card due payment is actually a crime
already applied for a 1 year masters at my school so I can apply next cycle
MrThickRopes
16:07
fo pm ain't shit
MrThickRopes
16:07
fo pm next week gon be a movie tho
fo pm next thursday will be insane work
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
16:07
@hcarralero2005: do you think there's a chance either your essays or your LORs weren't strong?
16:07
@MrThickRopes: Thicky lessgo bar hop till next fo pm
@hcarralero2005: tbh work experience would be dope for your app
Both of my essays were quite strong, and my LORs are great too
I also have a great resume with 2 internships in public interest law
16:08
@hcarralero2005: when did u apply
and now I notified schools of another one coming up
also have URM
February
internship dont really county as work experience
i think with a year of relevant work experience and applying early you get wayyyy better results
MrThickRopes
16:10
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16:10
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16:11
@MrThickRopes: Bar hop for some sparkling waters on the rocks, then hit up Sam's Club .Lessgo
babycakes
16:12
I wanna go to the club
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
16:12
Echoing what others have said-- if you're confident your essays and LORs were strong, you probably did just apply too late. All those WLs mean you meet their requirements for admission, and they just chose others over you (maybe because of timing, maybe because of now WE)
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
16:12
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MrThickRopes
16:13
lesss GOOOo
Yeah I applied in February, and while I was lucky enough to get into three schools (one of my targets) - I attribute it to a solid LSAT score in January, the application cycle would have looked a lot different if I had gotten my shit together and applied earlier
My family won't accept me not being in college, even if it's to get relevant work experience, they think the moment I start working I'll give up wanting to go to law school, which is why I'm choosing masters
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
16:13
I also applied too late and I feel like an idiot for not having insider knowledge that 1-2 months early = late
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