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• 2. (800) 808-1902
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I be a guarantor for my parents’ mortgage?

  Typically, to be a guarantor, a person will need to own their own home, and most lenders will want to see that they own at least 30% of it. So, if your parents have only just bought their current house, they may not qualify.

• What does it mean to be a bank guarantor?

  In other words, the bank offers to stand as the guarantor on behalf of a business customer in a transaction. Most bank guarantees carry a fee equal to a small percentage amount of the entire contract, normally 0.5 to 1.5 percent of the guaranteed amount. Applying for a Bank Guarantee

• Is Great Lakes Educational Loan Services a guarantor?

  Great Lakes Educational Loan Services, Inc., also known as the Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation, is a guarantor and servicer of student loans in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. They were established in 1967 and also act as a servicer of student loans.

• How much does it cost to become a kemark guarantor?

  Kemark’s fee is approximately $495 which covers the first 13 months, with an annual fee after that. The Guarantor must also receive certification through training. Once the institution has completed the registration requirements and has been accepted by Kemark they will be provided with a STAMP2000 Medallion stamp.

• What do you need to be a guarantor for a mortgage?

  A guarantor will need to satisfy the lender according to three criteria: their earnings, their home ownership status, and a high credit score. Typically, to be a guarantor, a person will need to own their own home, and most lenders will want to see that they own at least 30% of it.