For tenant or non-homeowners a loan does not usually come easily as lenders see them as potential risks and if the borrower has bad credit then the loan is harder to come. However if certain conditions are met, taking a poor credit unsecured loan is in fact easier than is thought. Also remember that with larger number of people being labeled as bad credit, lenders have no options but to provide loans to remain in the business.

The only concern of lenders in offering poor credit unsecured loan these days is that you have a sufficient repaying capacity or not. Once the lender is satisfied that you are in a good position of returning the loan installments in a regular manner, he will approve the loan amount in most of the cases. So just prove your repaying capability. For doing so you should produce documents of annual in come, financial standing if any, bank statements and employment if lender asks for them. But remember that while looking for repaying capacity, lender would see as to how much money you have per month left with you for paying poor credit unsecured loan installments after meeting regular expenses and payments towards previous loans if any.

So poor credit unsecured loan will be more surely approved if the loan amount asked is well within your actual repaying capacity. Usually lenders approve smaller amount of up to £25000 as poor credit unsecured loan. One advantage for the borrower is that poor credit unsecured loan is fully risk free. You are not required to place collateral for poor credit unsecured loan. The interest rate however is slightly higher as lenders have to cover the risks. Poor credit is because you have been defaulting on payments and therefore your credit score has slumped below 600. Take a copy of your credit report and correct any error or misrepresentation of facts as this may have lowered credit score unfairly.