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Yes, assuming the contract was executed according to the laws of the state in which the loan was requested.

Good faith loans (sometimes called no- or low-doc loans) usually utilize less information about a person (typically no proof of income) in order to arrive at a decision. Good faith loans tend to have interest rates that are 2% to 7% higher than similar unsecured personal loans and the term of the loans are shorter (less than a year).

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