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Will my home be included in any of that or be paid from any of that? If they went after his assets and the home was paid, would it still be my home? First off, depending on the lender, you may or may not be able to simply continue making payments as usual. Lenders typically require you to notify them if a co-applicant dies. Some lenders will allow you to keep paying the mortgage yourself. Others will re-qualify you to see if you can afford the payments on your own. An estate may require the other owner to buy out its interest.
But chat with legal counsel to be sure. Incidentally, regardless of the ownership structure, everyone on the mortgage has joint liability. In other words, lenders hold all mortgagors often even the estate fully responsible if the agreed-on payments are not made. If the clause isn't present, the co-signer's responsibility ends at death. The automatic or auto default clause can impact the borrower directly if the co-signer dies.
Such a clause gives the lender the right to demand full repayment immediately upon the death of a co-signer. Even if you were in good standing before the co-signer's death, the lender can declare the loan in default if you don't pay the entire balance. You can attempt to negotiate a payment agreement with the lender to avoid the automatic default, but the lender isn't obligated to work with you if the clause is present.
A co-signer release clause gives the you the ability to remove the co-signer once you're able to qualify for the loan on your own. Generally, it'll only require a credit check and proof of income.
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