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Jul 21, 2025 - 12:42 AM
Well, that's up to you if you're okay with that. If you're comfortable with that, sure. I mean, it's fine if they have some money in that account that they could liquidate. liquid money that they could pull out. If they're going to be paying for rent or if they have in the past for that applicant, then maybe that might help to ask as well and see proof of that. Ultimately, the reason you want that guarantor is in case that the tenant can't pay, right? Or if, you know, they... don't pay that you can also report it on the guarantor or cosigner's credit report and it will negatively affect their credit report too. Therefore, hopefully they'll try to step in, right? They'll have a reason to step in and pay. So again, it just comes down to whether or not you're comfortable with that.
