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In real estate, a co-maker is a person who signs a loan agreement along with the borrower, agreeing to be equally responsible for repaying the loan. A co-maker is also known as a co-signer.
Co-makers are often used when the primary borrower does not have a strong enough credit history or income to qualify for a loan on their own. By adding a co-maker to the loan agreement, the lender can feel more secure in the likelihood of repayment, as the co-maker's creditworthiness and financial resources are considered.
Co-makers are typically used for personal or business loans, and are commonly used in situations such as a parent co-signing a loan for their child's education or a business owner co-signing a loan for their company.
It's important to note that co-makers are equally responsible for repaying the loan and their credit score may be impacted if the borrower defaults on the loan. As a result, co-makers should carefully consider their decision to co-sign a loan and ensure that they are comfortable with the risk involved.
