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Yes, if they qualify. However, the co-signer must be fully informed that if the primary borrower defaults on the loan the co-signer will be fully responsible for paying the loan even though they do not own the property covered by the loan. It is extremely common for a person who doesn't have good credit, and who needs a co-signer, to default on making their loan payments.

The reason a lender requires a co-singer is because it has doubts the primary borrower will pay the loan. Therefore, the co-signer should be prepared to pay or their own credit will be ruined. If the co-signer owns any property, the lender can sue in the case of a default and obtain a judgment lien that may affect the co-signer's property.

Anyone who considers co-signing for someone else with poor credit should think about the consequences before climbing out on that limb.

Yes, if they qualify. However, the co-signer must be fully informed that if the primary borrower defaults on the loan the co-signer will be fully responsible for paying the loan even though they do not own the property covered by the loan. It is extremely common for a person who doesn't have good credit, and who needs a co-signer, to default on making their loan payments.

The reason a lender requires a co-singer is because it has doubts the primary borrower will pay the loan. Therefore, the co-signer should be prepared to pay or their own credit will be ruined. If the co-signer owns any property, the lender can sue in the case of a default and obtain a judgment lien that may affect the co-signer's property.

Anyone who considers co-signing for someone else with poor credit should think about the consequences before climbing out on that limb.

Yes, if they qualify. However, the co-signer must be fully informed that if the primary borrower defaults on the loan the co-signer will be fully responsible for paying the loan even though they do not own the property covered by the loan. It is extremely common for a person who doesn't have good credit, and who needs a co-signer, to default on making their loan payments.

The reason a lender requires a co-singer is because it has doubts the primary borrower will pay the loan. Therefore, the co-signer should be prepared to pay or their own credit will be ruined. If the co-signer owns any property, the lender can sue in the case of a default and obtain a judgment lien that may affect the co-signer's property.

Anyone who considers co-signing for someone else with poor credit should think about the consequences before climbing out on that limb.

Yes, if they qualify. However, the co-signer must be fully informed that if the primary borrower defaults on the loan the co-signer will be fully responsible for paying the loan even though they do not own the property covered by the loan. It is extremely common for a person who doesn't have good credit, and who needs a co-signer, to default on making their loan payments.

The reason a lender requires a co-singer is because it has doubts the primary borrower will pay the loan. Therefore, the co-signer should be prepared to pay or their own credit will be ruined. If the co-signer owns any property, the lender can sue in the case of a default and obtain a judgment lien that may affect the co-signer's property.

Anyone who considers co-signing for someone else with poor credit should think about the consequences before climbing out on that limb.

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