Secured loan on property without credit check ????/

[countvoncount]

Hi guys and girls, i wonder if anybody can help me i'm looking for some finance by using my property i have for a secured loan of around £10,000 to £15,000, problem is i have poor credit. I own the property with no mortgage or debt owing on it. I did try a pawnbroker and although they will give a 24 month loan on a property with a very high interest they wouldn't do it for me as the property is in north wales and they only cover england.

 

Any ideas would be welcome.

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[havinastella]

I would think very hard about obtaining a loan using your house as collateral esp if you have a poor credit rating and you have to use legalised loan sharks.

 

Is there anyway you can remortgage using a 'proper' bank?

[countvoncount]

thanks for the reply, i tried the banks but my credit is very poor and i am self employed. Anybody know of other companies like xxxxxxx that will offer a loan on the property with out a credit check. It isn't my home its a second property i bought to do up and sell on or rent out.

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[scotgal68]

It's much easier to get a secured loan than unsecured. xxxxxxx , xxxxxx are two lenders who might lend to you, Can you not ask the company who has the first charge over your property to increase the refinance the original loan?

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[countvoncount]

thanks for the reply, would ocean or xxxxxx offer a secured loan without a credit check you think ? The property was bought with cash a few years ago so their is no original lender.

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[scotgal68]

Sorry my mistake I thought u already had a secured loan on it, they will perform a credit check but the lending criteria is less strict for secured loans. I got one years ago from xxxxx who are brokers and they got us the loan with xxxxxxx and our credit rating wasn't great x

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[countvoncount]

I assume a bridging loan would be the best option ?

[citizenB]

I have removed broker and lender names from one or two posts above. CAG cannot be seen to be recommending companies - please respect this.