What do you need to act as guarantor on someone else'smortgage
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Hi,
What do you need to act as a guarantor on someone else's mortgage? Do you need capital to match the sum in question, or just be able to pay the repayments if need be?
What do you need to act as a guarantor on someone else's mortgage? Do you need capital to match the sum in question, or just be able to pay the repayments if need be?
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As far as I know, you just have to prove that you can make the repayments if the first person defaults (I think that is the right word
). Or have a stable guaranteed income, not having a mortgage helps loads, a decent profession.
Darren
[Edited by darlodge - 5/14/2003 1:33:51 PM]
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Equity on your house, or an income big enough to cover the entire mortgage requirements.
Don't enter into this lightly as you can be held responsible for the entire amount..... Say the borrower doesn't pay his building insurance and then burns the house. He could potentially walk away with a crap credit score and you could lose your house and spend years paying for any shortfall.
Get legal advice before you do it so you know all the cons
Don't enter into this lightly as you can be held responsible for the entire amount..... Say the borrower doesn't pay his building insurance and then burns the house. He could potentially walk away with a crap credit score and you could lose your house and spend years paying for any shortfall.
Get legal advice before you do it so you know all the cons
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