What we do is have
the parents as guarantors and execute a separate guarantee agreement which is attached as a schedule to the lease.
The tenants were from out of town and had
a parent as guarantor.
Not exact matches
A
guarantor is essentially the same thing
as a cosigner and is most commonly seen when a
parent or guardian acts
as a
guarantor for their college - aged child when they are attempting to obtain a student credit card but do not have substantial proof of income required for approval.
Parents do not have to act
as guarantors as they would with private banks.
Therefore investors must rely on the creditworthiness of the product issuer or a
guarantor such
as the issuer's
parent company.
You are right, that the daughter can be a big girl and do it on her own, but a
parent acting
as guarantor is not doing it on their own either.
I also have a student rental and ask the
parent's to sign the lease
as guarantors only.
Think of it similarly to the
parent was acting
as a
guarantor on a mortgage being placed by their child.
Landlords always have
parent sign
as guarantor.
«If you put renters into a condo quickly without first checking their financial history or having their
parents sign
as guarantors,» he says, «you may be in for a big headache.»