How to get a home repair loan with bad credit

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How to get a home repair loan with bad credit
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Get Pre-Approved

• If you have bad credit, getting a home repair
  loan may seem like an impossible feat, but there
  are some options available to you. Bad credit
  loans can be tricky to get, but with these steps
  and the right lenders, you can get your home
  fixed up quickly and easily! Lets learn how to
  get a home repair loan with bad credit!

To be approved for a home-repair loan, youll
first need to be pre-approved. To do so, submit
an application and bank statements that show you
can afford your monthly payments. Once your
lender approves your application, youll have
access to all of their available loans and their
rates. A lender may not give you favorable rates
if you arent pre-approved, so apply now!
Compare the Rates
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Use Home Equity As Collateral

• Getting a home-repair loan can be difficult if
  you have bad credit, but its not impossible.
  First, figure out what kind of mortgage you want.
  There are two kinds fixed and adjustable. For
  example, most 30-year mortgages are fixed and
  have one interest rate throughout 15-year
  adjustable loans dont offer initial interest
  rates as low, but they do adjust every five years
  or soideal for homeowners who plan on selling in
  just 10 years or less. Interest rates also vary
  according to your credit score and financial
  history. The lower your score, the higher your
  interest rate will likely be. Interested in
  learning more about getting a loan? Check out our
  guide here. Once you know what type of loan you
  want, its time to start looking at banks that
  offer those products.

Its tempting to think that you need good credit
to qualify for a business loan. And while its
true that many lenders only offer loans on
favorable termsor at allto borrowers with high
FICO scores, there are still financing options
available for people who have less-than-perfect
scores.
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Shop Around For the Best Deal

• For example, you may be able to use your house as
  collateral for a loan from your local bank. This
  is typically considered an unsecured personal
  loan (though some websites may call it something
  else) and should come with relatively
  low-interest rates.

Getting your finances in order is also important.
If you have bad credit or no money saved up, it
can be difficult (but not impossible) to find a
lender willing to give you home-repair loans for
bad credit. Shop around and read reviews on
several lenders before settling on one. Ask
questions about what types of loans they offer
and how much interest they charge more
importantly, make sure to ask about any fees that
might come up along the waytheyre often added
onto an already expensive loan. If possible,
borrow from friends or family members if thats
not an option, many companies let customers put a
percentage of their next paycheck toward
repayment.
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Consider an Alternative Lender

• If you have bad credit, conventional lenders may
  be off-limits. You could try non-traditional
  options for financing a home improvement project.
  This approach can provide better rates and less
  stringent qualification requirements than
  commercial banks and other financial
  institutions. Consider Prosper, Lending Club, or
  Loan base as alternative options when applying
  for home improvement loans.
• Find out if your bank or local credit union
  offers loans that match your borrowing needs and
  look into SBA-backed Home Improvement Loans,
  which offer long repayment terms at low-interest
  rates. Working with contractors who are also to
  accept payment over time also helps spread out
  your costs.

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