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Step 1
Speak to your bank or finance institution. If you have had past credit problems then your chances are better than if they are recent. If you have been working steadily for 6 month or more and have resumed making timely payments on your other obligations, then you stand a reasonable chance. you will likely have to pay a higher interest rate but that can be renegotiated at a later date.
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Step 2
Get a cosignature. If someone is willing to cosign the loan with you then most banks will allow it. Make sure this person understands the role of a cosigner and that they will accept responsibility for the loan should you default.
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Step 3
Consider home owner loans. If you own your home then gaining financing could be quite easy. Many people use the equity in their home to consolidate their obligations into a lower payment. Consider this option carefully however as you risk loosing you home should you default.
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Step 4
Use collateral. If you have a car and you own it outright, then that can be places as security against the loan. Remember that the bank can reposes the car or anything you put as collateral should you default.













