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#1685490 - 04/04/12 01:27 PM Legal Instruments
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If a borrower signs a note, does your institution require that borrower be on both mortgage and deed?

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#1685585 - 04/04/12 03:26 PM Re: Legal Instruments Happy28
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What an institution requires, imho, has to have some support from the law. There is no law that dictates one must be on title in order to borrow.

Legally, I can take a mortgage on your house as long as you sign the mortgage acknowledging that I'm doing so.

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#1685632 - 04/04/12 04:20 PM Re: Legal Instruments Happy28
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Happy 28, if the situation you described happens in our office we require that borrower to sign a Notice to Co-Signer. This document clearly spells out that you are obligating to the debt without receiving anything in return (like ownership in the property).

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#1699226 - 05/14/12 05:34 PM Re: Legal Instruments RulesFollower
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Thank you for your feedback. blush

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