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Bad credit lenders would be willing to help you. However, it is up to every lender to decide whether you meet their lending requirements, the previous bankruptcy might be a problem. More deposit might make a difference. Also, since its for a good cause, you may be able to get the loan from a non-profit lender, thus costing you less.

You can talk to lenders who are specializing the loan. Maybe they can have some percentage down.

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Q: If you have bad credit and filed bankruptcy about seven years ago is there a lender who would let you borrow about 25K to build a church and some personal expenses if you can put 10 percent down?
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