Non Homeowner Guarantor Loans
- Non-Homeowners & Tenants
- Borrowers & Guarantors
- Borrow up to £15,000
- Multiple Lender Options
- No Homeownership
- Same day payout OK
Guarantor Loans for Tenants
With guarantor loans, you and/or your guarantor can be non-homeowners. So tenants and those still living with family or friends are welcome to apply for a loan.
Guarantor Loans were designed for non-homeowners and people with bad credit. So if you do not own your own home, and maybe even have a guarantor who does not own theirs, then there still could be loan options for you.
Loan Summary:
- Guarantors do not need to own their home
- Applicants can be non-homeowners
- Loans up to £15,000
- Bad credit OK
- Same day payout possible
Non-Homeowner Guarantor Loans – £1,000 to £15,000
Unlike homeowner loans, a guarantor loan is not secured against a property and therefore you may be able to borrow money without being a homeowner and even if you have a poor credit file.
And your guarantor doesn’t need to own their home either, although if they do you may be able to borrow up to £20,000.
Living with Parents, with Family or with Friends?
Being a non-homeowner might make you think you have to be a tenant of a rented property, but this isn’t the case. The term can cover a multitude of options.
Rather than renting a place on your own, you could be living with people you know such as your family, your parents or with good friends. And your guarantor could be in a similar position.
Does my Guarantor need to be a Homeowner?
If the loan is less than £15,000, then NO your guarantor does not need to be a homeowner
If the guarantor loan you are taking out is £15,000 or less then your guarantor does not need to be a homeowner – being a tenant or living with friends or family is fine. As long as they have proof of income and have a clean credit file then they are potentially eligible to be your guarantor.
If the loan is greater than £15,000, then YES your guarantor does need to be a homeowner
We now have lenders who will offer up to £20,000 unsecured if you have a guarantor. But for loans in the range of £15,000 to £20,000 your guarantor will need to be a homeowner.
How Does A Guarantor Loan Work?
A Guarantor Loan needs you to have a friend, family member or work colleague who will guarantee your loan repayments. So it doesn’t matter if you have a poor credit history or do not own a property. As long as your Guarantor has a reasonably good credit history then you should be able to borrow the money you need.
These days you can borrow large amounts even if your guarantor doesn’t own their home – but they will need to have a good credit history. Find out more about who can be a guarantor.
Guarantor Loans Guide
If you’re uncertain which type of credit might suit you or you have a money problem then one of guides may help you. We summarise each type of loan and their pros and cons, and address issues regarding debt and credit ratings.