It really depends on your particular situation. If you are a young person like 25 or under and trying to get a loan, you may have to get a cosigner. If you have a history of good credit and are older, you should not have to get a cosigner.
Basically an unsecured personal loan means that you are not putting up any collateral such as a car or home. Therefore, lenders are more apt to charging a higher interest rate or require a higher credit score in order to qualify for a loan.
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Not necessarily. If you have very good credit, and your business has shown growth and potential, then the bank may not require you to put up collateral.
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Most companies do not require collateral or a gurantor when appying for a loan. However, depending on someones credit worthiness this may not be true.
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Generally, no.
Only if the "other" property was used as collateral for the loan. That would require a "cross-collaterization" or "blanket" mortgage.
The qualifications vary depending on the loan provider, but all will require some type of collateral. The most common types of collateral accepted are proof of employment, car deeds, or the deed for some other item of value.
You can only mortgage your own interest in the property. Generally, the lender requires that all owners consent to a mortgage so that in the case of a default, it can take possession of the property by foreclosure. Therefore, it is likely the lender will require that the other owners join in the mortgage.