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How to erase a co-signature on a loan

Posted on: 10th May, 2009 08:08 am
Hi, 3 yrs ago I co-signed a loan for my brother to buy a mobile home [after I had signed to purchase a mobile home]. We have both been renting [that is another question I'll ask some day] land from the same individual, but now he is selling the land at more than we can both afford.

Anyway, I have found a nice littler piece of property, mobile home accessible, with public water [plus a well], septic and electric, out in the country yet also close to where I work. But I cannot get a loan because of co-signing for my brother.

A friend of mine has said "If he has been paying on the mobile home since without any dropped or low payments in that 3 yr period, plus the fact that his credit score is now 800 or over, that I can get my name expunge off that loan contract.

My question is: Can I, and if I can, How do I do it?
"that I can get my name expunge off that loan contract. "

Only credit score is not the single criterion rather lenders do consider the remaining amount to be paid on the contract while refinancing.

so I think 800 score is sufficient to refinance. :arrow:
Posted on: 10th May, 2009 08:57 am
Hi Christina!

Welcome to forums!

In order to expunge your name from the mortgage of your brother, your brother will have to refinance it in his name. You can ask your brother to speak to the lender and check out whether he qualifies for a refinance or not.

Feel free to ask if you have further queries.

Sussane
Posted on: 10th May, 2009 10:02 pm
What if a cosigner dies and leaves no estate?
Posted on: 10th Jul, 2010 11:21 am
Hi LG,

Your query is not clear to me. Can you explain it in details? This will help me as well as other members participating in the forums to help you.
Posted on: 12th Jul, 2010 01:01 am
LG, when a cosigner dies with no remaining assets, the cosignature of whatever debt there was dies with him. An estate that doesn't exist can no sooner make payments than a person who no longer exists.

At least that's my interpretation of the query, Adonis.
Posted on: 13th Jul, 2010 09:26 am
And, of course, for those simply reading: it's impossible to "erase" a co-signature.
Posted on: 13th Jul, 2010 09:35 am
If he refinances in his name only or with a different cosigner, then you will be removed from his obligation.
Posted on: 19th Jul, 2010 09:45 am
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