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It's happened to each and every one of us. You don't get paid for another week but something has come up and you need help. Maybe you only need a little bit to get by and maybe you need a bit more, but regardless you find yourself in a tough spot. You know about payday lenders but you're not entirely sure which kind of loan you need. You may find yourself wandering what a second chance payday direct lenders is.

These specific lenders are usually used by people who have terrible credit. If your credit isn't fairly good you're not going to get a loan from some of the businesses, so these are, in a phrase for "second chances". Usually they require you to put down something for collateral, meaning, if you don't pay your loan back plus the interest you give up something you own instead.

These loans don't do much for your credit.

If you go to a reputable, registered lender you may get a small boost but ultimately when you borrow money from them it doesn't help you in the long run. Still, it can get you where you need to go and sometimes that is all that matters.

Another problem with these lenders is the fact that not all of them are legitimate. It's always important to carefully read anything you sign when you're giving away something important or getting something in return. The documents you're presented with when you're accepting a deal like this are extremely vital. Make sure you ask about anything you have a question about and do you research when it comes to the company you decide to lend from. Talk to people you know, search the internet for complaints, and look into their reviews.

In conclusion, you have to be careful when you look into second chance payday direct lenders.

Some of them are shady but at the same time, others are a great way to survive a monetary crisis. Just make sure you're aware of what you sign and who you trust.

 

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Question by Mya m: I found out that the mortgage company was in the process of foreclosing on my home. They had a default judgmen I found out that the mortgage company was in the process of foreclosing on my home. They had a default judgment entered by the clerk of court after no response from me. (I never was served, but thats another story for another time). I go to search online and low and behold I notice something that peaked my attention. The second mortgage company had just received an assignment of mortgage from my previous lender. (Dated 1 day before the default/foreclosure hearing before a judge and 53 days later after submitting foreclosure papers to the clerk of courts office.) WTF???? 1) How in the h*ll did they have the right to start foreclosure proceedings against me when they never had the loan properly assigned to them? 2) How do you obtain a default judgment against a borrower whom you yourself do not own the loan? 3) Am I to take from this that the first & second lenders dropped the ball and never proceeded thru the proper channels, which in turn allows me to have any default judment dismissed, seeing that the lender never had AUTHORITY to process any foreclosing proceedings? Would their oversight give me the chance to start over? *IF THE FIRST LENDER SOLD THE LOAN WITHOUT THE SECOND LENDER BUYING THE LOAN, BUT ALLOWING THE SECOND LENDER TO MAKE DECISIONS, TAKE PAYMENTS W/O THE PROPER STEPS, THEN WHAT ARE MY REAL RIGHTS? I tried so hard to work with the second lender since they were indicating that they were over my loan. They refused to budge. If I had know all along they really never owned my loan, I could have maybe with the lender who actually still owned my loan. Thanks for any replies. Best answer for I found out that the mortgage company was in the process of foreclosing on my home. They had a default judgmen:

Answer by mom2abigsis
I think I would contact a lawyer/attorney and seek their advice.

Answer by Star
I agree with the first poster. Get an attorney to sort out the mess. You should be able to have the default judgment from the court set aside based upon the failure to properly serve you. Was the assignment signed prior to submission of the paperwork to the court? Because if there was something else in writing, assigning the loan to them, and the paperwork hadn't been completed until 1 day before the hearing, that might be another argument made by the new lender. By date, do you mean the date it was recorded? Because many times the recording date isn't the same date as the assignment date.

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