How LivbleLoans makes money: advertiser and lending disclosure

LivbleLoans.com is free to use. Here is how we are paid, how a loan request works from start to finish, and what to check in any loan offer before you accept it.

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The short version

  • LivbleLoans.com is a loan request service, not a lender. We don't make credit decisions or fund loans.
  • We may be paid by lending partners or lending networks when you submit a request or take a loan from one of their lenders.
  • We are not affiliated with or paid by Livble, Lvble LLC, Lead Bank or RealPage.
  • How we're paid never changes the facts we publish about Livble.

How we're paid

The loan request form on our website is provided by a lending network partner. When you submit a request, your information is shared with lenders and lending networks that may be able to offer you a loan. They may pay us for that referral, and in some cases they pay us only if a loan is made. Sending a request is free for you, and you're never obligated to accept an offer.

We don't receive money from Livble. Our Livble guides exist because renters search for clear information about it, and they're written to the standards in our editorial policy.

How the loan request process works

  1. You submit a request

    You choose an amount from $200 to $5,000 and share basic personal, income and bank details in the secure form.

  2. Lenders review it

    Lenders in the network decide whether they can make you an offer. Some may check your credit with one or more credit bureaus.

  3. You review any offer

    If a lender can approve you, you'll see the amount, APR, fees and repayment schedule before you accept anything.

  4. You decide

    If you accept, you sign the lender's agreement and the lender sends the funds. Timing depends on the lender and your bank.

What we can't promise

  • Approval. Not everyone who submits a request receives an offer.
  • A specific amount, rate or term. These are set by the lender based on your information and your state.
  • Availability everywhere. Loan products and amounts are not available in every state.
  • Funding speed. When funds arrive depends on the lender, the time you accept and your bank.

Before you borrow: what to check

Every lender has its own terms, so read your loan agreement and disclosures carefully. These are the points that matter most.

TopicWhat to look for
APR and feesThe annual percentage rate and every fee, shown in your loan disclosure. Short-term loans can carry high APRs, so compare the total dollar cost too.
Late or missed paymentsLate fees, returned payment fees and how the lender handles missed payments. Missed payments can lead to collections.
Credit impactWhether the lender checks your credit and whether it reports payments to credit bureaus. Late payments that are reported can lower your score.
Renewals and extensionsWhether the loan can be renewed or rolled over, and what that costs. Repeated renewals can make a small loan expensive.
Repayment methodHow and when payments are collected, and how to change a payment date if you need to.

Borrow only for a short-term gap. If you're regularly short on rent or bills, a nonprofit credit counselor, your landlord or a local rental assistance program may help more than another loan.

How this differs from Livble

Livble is a separate product offered by Lvble LLC (NMLS ID 2479780) with loans originated by Lead Bank. It splits one month's rent into 2 to 4 payments and is available only through supported resident portals and the Livble app. You can't sign up for Livble through our form. Our Livble overview explains how it works, and our eligibility guide covers when it's available.

Your information

When you submit a loan request, your information is shared with lenders and lending networks as described in our Privacy Policy. Lenders may contact you by phone, email or text based on the consent you give in the form. Use of this website is governed by our Terms of Use.

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