Secured loans for borrowers with bad credit
Homeowners with bad credit are at advantage over others. With a fixed asset i.e. home as the collateral, the lender will be inclined to give Secured loans to the customers, even if they have had a poor credit record. First let us see what factors make your credit report adverse.
Arrears, missed payments and late payments in your other loan or credit card history
Defaults in your repayment tenure
CCJs (County court judgments against you)
In case of bankruptcy
Frequent job changes and changes in the address
A negative or less than 0.36 DTI (debt to income ratio)
Too many loans running at the same time
Small disposable income
Frequent cheque bounces
So, if you have earned any of the above stated disadvantages, there are chances that lenders may not approve your loan. However, still you are a homeowner and don't have any other mortgage against your residential property, there are good enough chances of your loan getting approved. Every lender has one major satisfactory factor when he grants secured loans and that is in case you fail to repay the loan, he can repossess your home. Lender's motivation is borrower's risk.
So, before you make any decision regarding secured loans, just ask yourself one question honestly “Will I be ale to repay the loan?” If you are doubtful, never ever go for secured loans. You may end up loosing your most treasured procession i.e. your home.
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