When I bought my Durango a few years ago, I’ll admit it was for selfish reason.  I just liked having a big truck, and dreamed of offroad hauling far more than I did it.

But that was before disasters started to happen.  First it was medical bills that our insurance didn’t cover. Then it was my job in Belle Meade – gone one day and nobody expected it.  Then came tornado season throughout the south, including some F2s and F3s right here in Tennessee.

The tornadoes (and floods) were actually an opportunity for me, although they were of course tragedies for people directly hit.  Just about a month after I went on unemployment, I heard about work I could get in areas going through storm recovery.  They need lighter trucks to haul salvageable debris to storage and back when new homes were built again.  That’s work I can do.

But that kind of work doesn’t pay right away.  You’re waiting on insurance claims, and then getting paid by your boss who is a subcontractor himself.  So sometimes you work six, eight weeks before you see the money.  Grant it, when it comes in it’s good and well worth the time and travel.   But with my bad credit and bills piling up, I didn’t know how we’d get by.

To MY rescue was Nashville Car Title Loans.  They have an online application form that takes just about 20 minutes to complete.  With an auto cash title loans company, there is no credit check.  So it’s fast — fast enough to cover my financial responsibilities at home while I’m working hundreds of miles away.

As it is for most people in the Nashville area, your car is your lifeline for managing a household and getting to work. I live nearby in Smyrna, and worked for the same company for ten years just a mile from my house. The car I drive was getting older, but even with a few problems it didn’t require a lot of maintenance.

Then about six months ago my employer laid half of us off. My skills are specialized, so getting a new job down here wasn’t likely.  The good news is I found a new job in about three months.  The bad news is it is in Hendersonville – more than 30 miles up 24 and then on the 386.  I wasn’t so keen about that, but worse, this hit right when my car needed about $1500 in repair work.  With a gap in income, I had already depleted my resources and the credit cards reached their limits – in this economy, that translates into bad credit.

It was through Nashville Car Title Loans that I realized I could use my car’s value to finance the car repairs. It was super simple.  I went to their online application, filled it out in minutes, and by the next morning I had the fast cash to pay the mechanic.  By finding cash for car title loans, a person can make sure they keep earning a living.  That’s smart money.

Welcome to Nashville Car Title Loans!