Cosigner Agreement
Whether you're a landlord or a tenant, a Co-Signer Agreement is useful in rent situations when there's some question about the tenant's financial situation. With the Co-Signer Agreement signed by a financially secure third party, the tenant and the landlord have a backup who agrees to take on the financial responsibility of the lease if the primary tenant can't pay for some reason. Attach a Co-Signer Agreement to your Lease or Rental Agreement to prove that a co-signer has agreed to assume financial responsibility if the tenant is unable to make payments. As a tenant with unstable employment or poor/no credit history, a Co-Signer Agreement shows your landlord that the rent payments are secured. As a landlord, it guarantees that another party will cover rent and other costs if the tenant can't pay. As a co-signer, it sets out your legal and financial responsibilities for the rent on behalf of a tenant. Your Co-Signer Agreement should include information like: who is the landlord; the name(s) of the tenant(s); when the original lease was signed; the rental property's location; the co-signer's name, driver's license and social security number; whether the co-signer will be responsible for any lease extensions or modifications; and any other special provisions.
Also Known As (AKA):
Rental Cosigner Agreement
Tenant Cosigner Agreement
Renter Cosigner Agreement
Cosigner Form
Cosigner Document
Cosigner Addendum
Add Cosigner To Lease
Cosigner Template
Add Cosigner To Rental Agreement
Cosigner Contract
Cosigner Agreement - PDF
Cosigner Agreement - DOC
Cosigner Agreement - WEB
Cosigner Agreement - IMG
