If my Guarantor is a homeowner, do they need to live in the property they own?

Guarantor is a Homeowner (Click to Expand)

No. Whilst it is a requirement that your guarantor has to be a UK homeowner, they do not have to live in the property.

As part of our homeowner guarantor criteria, we only accept guarantors who are UK homeowners, meet our age criteria, have a good credit status and can demonstrate they can afford the monthly loan repayments. However, you guarantor does not have to own the home outright – it can be mortgaged.

For all information on who can be a guarantor, follow the link to our Guarantor Hub.

Guarantor is a Tenant (Click to Expand)

This question is not applicable to our Tenant Guarantor loans.

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If my Guarantor is a homeowner, do they need to live in the property they own?