Guarantor advice
1 meeting
30 minutes
Our office or we come to you
To guarantor or not to guarantor. That is the question…
Let us guess, your son’s buying his first home and needs someone to back him up.
Or, maybe it’s your partner who’s saved for years, but is exploring the guarantor route on their new business purchase.
Or is it a friend, down on their luck, and you (the loveable person you are) raised your hand to help out?
No matter your situation, it’s critical you understand the risk involved with being a guarantor. All before you sign on the dotted line for a Solicitor’s Guarantor Advice Certificate.
It’d be our pleasure to run you through the lot.
What is a guarantor?
Being a guarantor means you engage in a loan agreement with another party to help them secure additional funds to buy a home.
Being a guarantor does carry risks for you and your assets, so it’s important you know what they are. After all, you have no control over whether the borrower is compliant with their loan repayments.
Many financial institutes now make it mandatory as part of any loan that has a guarantee that an independent Solicitor’s Guarantor Advice Certificate is obtained.
That’s where we come in.
Get guarantor ready with
guarantor advice
Understand what you’re signing
Know what’s at risk
Make it legally official
The simple process
1.
Let us know you’ve been asked to be a guarantor via our contact form
2.
Receive a call that day, a quote within 24-48 hours and an appointment scheduler
3.
Arrive at your appointment in one of our Queensland offices or we come to you
4.
Receive information and if you choose to be a guarantor, sign the paperwork right then and there