A cosigner is someone who signs the loan after there has already been an application submission and agrees to pay what
the primary loan holder is unable to, but does not have ownership of the property.
Not exact matches
Banks are the
primary holders of second
loans, and understandably do not want to take massive losses by writing them down.
If the asset does not sell for more than what the
primary loan can be satisfied, the secondary lien
holder gets nothing.
Furthermore, when a co-signer is released from a student
loan,
primary student
loan holders may see an increase in their credit score (s).
When you co-sign a mortgage, credit card or other
loan, you're saying that you will pay in full if the
primary account
holder can't.
«Widowed spouses are being consumed by a labyrinth of processes in an attempt to assume or modify existing home
loans after the
primary mortgage
holder passes away.