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Let me tell you how the recession in Arizona forced me to borrow money so that I could just pay the mortgage payment on my home in Eloy. I tell ya, I can’t believe we’re still in a recession and everything’s still really expensive. I have been barely surviving the past year, and I finally gave in when I didn’t have money for my mortgage. I tried going to banks all over, even in Arizona City, Coolidge, and Casa Grande, but those banks are all affected by the recession too and they don’t have money to loan to someone like me who’s desperate and has bad credit. That was no problem though when I applied for my auto title loan. I was able to get enough cash for my mortgage even though I have bad credit and I still got to keep my car too. I finally had enough cash to pay the mortgage, and since then I’ve saved up extra every day to pay the auto title loan off hopefully in a few months. I just can’t wait for this recession to pass, but till then, my title loan will help me recover.

Jorge C.
Eloy, AZ

Everyone in Arizona has heard about the problems that we’ve been having in Maricopa the past two years as far as foreclosed houses are concerned. It’s a dangerous issue, and when I was in danger of missing a mortgage payment because the economy’s got me down, I wanted to make sure that I wasn’t another victim of this housing crisis in Maricopa. I took care of the mortgage barely, but then I didn’t have enough money for my other monthly bills. I had to find a way to get money, but I couldn’t get approved for a bank loan from any banks in Maricopa, Stanfield, Casa Grande, or in Sacaton. Guess it really hurts your chances to get a loan if you’ve got bad credit. But then I found that I could get approved for a title loan in Maricopa online. I just had to give them my car’s title as collateral, I got to keep my car, and I got cash that was enough to pay my bills. I am doing much better now and hopefully with the market about to turn, everyone else in Maricopa will do better as well.

Gloria F.
Maricopa