A $50,000 loan limit is classified as a large personal loan by most lending standards. Typically, large personal loans are secured against an asset for collateral; for example, home equity loans may have high limits. If you would like to secure this large loan without collateral, you will be exposing both yourself and the lender to a large amount of risk. As a result, the lender will have more stringent requirements from you up front, and the cost may be high. By agreeing to these terms, however, you can potentially secure a $50,000 personal loan.
Provide an Excellent Credit Report
An unsecured loan of any size is rarely provided to an individual with low credit. If the borrower would fail to repay the debt, which is common with a bad credit borrower, it is unlikely the lender would recover the lost expense. As a result, excellent credit will be required for most unsecured personal loans. The only exceptions would be very small loans, such as pay check advances, which may not require a credit check. With a large $50,000 loan, a credit check will be run.