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Bad credit is labeled against a tenant's name because he or she has repeatedly defaulted in payments. Such tenants may have faced CCJs and even may have filed for bankruptcy. Credit score of these tenants on FICO scale of 300 to 850, often is below 600 considered as risky for a loan offer. Still one can take bad credit unsecured tenant loans without bothering much about bad credit. Tenants with bad credit should prepare a sound and convincing repayment plan and present it to the lender to assure safe return of the loan. Tenants should be ready to present their monthly income and employment proof to the lender if asked. Bank account statement also works as an assurance for the lender. Also clearly tell the lender as to why you could not pay off the previous loans in time. Lender will listen you sympathetically and will consider your loan application if convinced. Being unsecured, bad credit unsecured tenant loans have higher interest rate attached to it. The lender has to cover the risks involved in the loan. The loan is for shorter repayment duration of few years which also is one reason for higher interest rate. These tenants also will get smaller amount under the unsecured loan.
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