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| carly_harber |
Posted - 09 March 2010 : 13:36:00
can my dad be a guarantor for me letting a property if he has a iva but is still employed? he was a guarantor for me before he got a iva and i need him to be one again. |
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Posted - 09 March 2010 : 17:47:05
Hi
I have just seen this post and am of the view that whilst there is no legal reason as to why your dad cannot be a guarantor, there is the practicality of "what if"
By that I mean what if you defaulted on the rental payment and your dad was approached by the landlord. I am not saying for one minute that you will default, but looking at the consequences if you did...
This would put your dad in a difficult position and may lead to him being forced into bankruptcy due to a failed IVA
As Skippy has suggested, post a thread on the IVA site - you may get more responses thetre
Good luck, Richard
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Originally posted by carly_harber
can my dad be a guarantor for me letting a property if he has a iva but is still employed? he was a guarantor for me before he got a iva and i need him to be one again.
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| Skippy |
Posted - 09 March 2010 : 16:14:52
I'm not sure if your dad can be a guarantor if he has an IVA. I would be worth posting on the sister site, www.iva.co.uk, and one of the professional experts will be able to help.
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| gettingoutofdebt |
Posted - 09 March 2010 : 14:05:38
I don't think there is anything legally stopping your dad being a guarantor however the letting agency may well do a credit check on him.
Although you will hopefully be able to pay your rent what would happen if you fell behind? I can't imagine that someone in an IVA would have any excess to pay the rent, which would mean that your dad may be forced to fail the IVA and declare BR. |
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