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Your guarantor does not have to be American, but they must have proof of a certain amount of assets or income. Financial requirements will vary, but generally your guarantor will need to have proof of 80x the amount of rent in assets or income.

Does the guarantor have to live in the UK? Landlords will usually want a guarantor who lives in the UK, as it's easier for them to take legal action against a UK resident if they need to. This might present a problem for you if you're coming from abroad - for example if you're an international student.

To be a guarantor you have to be a UK homeowner. Valid in date passport. 3 months most recent bank statements – from your account that shows where you pay your mortgage and where your pay goes into (if applicable)

Guarantors are usually a relative or close friend of the tenant, but they don't have to be. Guarantors usually need a good credit history and income or savings above a certain amount. A landlord might reject a guarantor or ask for more information if, for example, they: are retired.

The guarantor is the person who 'guarantees' they will pay the rent. Guarantors have to be over 18, have a good credit history and often have to have a certain amount of savings or income. They are usually a close relative or a friend who has the capacity to pay the landlord if for any reason you can't.

Does the guarantor have to live in the UK? Landlords will usually want a guarantor who lives in the UK, as it's easier for them to take legal action against a UK resident if they need to. This might present a problem for you if you're coming from abroad - for example if you're an international student.

A guarantor's form should include a space to fill in the home address, work address, phone number, and email address. The contact details are what will be used to contact the guarantor in the future if the principal fails to meet agreement terms. This is a very important feature of the guarantor's form.

Guarantors have to be over 18, have a good credit history and often have to have a certain amount of savings or income. They are usually a close relative or a friend who has the capacity to pay the landlord if for any reason you can't.

Rent guarantors This is a person who agrees to pay the rent for you if you do not. Your guarantor would usually need to be a UK resident and own a property, and you will need their permission to use them as a guarantor.

A rent guarantor can usually be anyone between the age of 18-75 who is a UK resident, who is in and does not have a poor credit history.

Can they still be my guarantor if they live abroad? It's highly unlikely that a lender would allow someone who's based overseas to act as a mortgage guarantor, even if they're a British expat. A guarantor agrees to ensure the mortgage payments are made in full and on time.

Your guarantor does not have to be American, but they must have proof of a certain amount of assets or income. Financial requirements will vary, but generally your guarantor will need to have proof of 80x the amount of rent in assets or income.

Does the guarantor have to live in the UK? Landlords will usually want a guarantor who lives in the UK, as it's easier for them to take legal action against a UK resident if they need to. This might present a problem for you if you're coming from abroad - for example if you're an international student.

To be a guarantor you have to be a UK homeowner. Valid in date passport. 3 months most recent bank statements – from your account that shows where you pay your mortgage and where your pay goes into (if applicable)

Guarantors are usually a relative or close friend of the tenant, but they don't have to be. Guarantors usually need a good credit history and income or savings above a certain amount. A landlord might reject a guarantor or ask for more information if, for example, they: are retired.

The guarantor is the person who 'guarantees' they will pay the rent. Guarantors have to be over 18, have a good credit history and often have to have a certain amount of savings or income. They are usually a close relative or a friend who has the capacity to pay the landlord if for any reason you can't.

Does the guarantor have to live in the UK? Landlords will usually want a guarantor who lives in the UK, as it's easier for them to take legal action against a UK resident if they need to. This might present a problem for you if you're coming from abroad - for example if you're an international student.

A guarantor's form should include a space to fill in the home address, work address, phone number, and email address. The contact details are what will be used to contact the guarantor in the future if the principal fails to meet agreement terms. This is a very important feature of the guarantor's form.

Guarantors have to be over 18, have a good credit history and often have to have a certain amount of savings or income. They are usually a close relative or a friend who has the capacity to pay the landlord if for any reason you can't.

Rent guarantors This is a person who agrees to pay the rent for you if you do not. Your guarantor would usually need to be a UK resident and own a property, and you will need their permission to use them as a guarantor.

A rent guarantor can usually be anyone between the age of 18-75 who is a UK resident, who is in and does not have a poor credit history.

Can they still be my guarantor if they live abroad? It's highly unlikely that a lender would allow someone who's based overseas to act as a mortgage guarantor, even if they're a British expat. A guarantor agrees to ensure the mortgage payments are made in full and on time.