Kansas | Consumer Law
1/26/12, 7:18 am
Legal Question
in most cases when a primary mortgage holder defaults on a loan is the cosigner totally responsible for the mortgage?
in most cases when a primary mortgage holder defaults on a loan is the cosigner totally responsible for the mortgage?
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Read More Answered By: Cary Smalley |
Generally, the answer is "yes". |
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