Cosigner360°
Need A Cosigner for a Loan?
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Sign Up for the Cosigner360° service today so you can:
- Find a person willing to cosign for you
- Apply for a loan with a Cosigner
- Join the Cosigner Finder Network
As a Cosigner360°member, you get you to create a Cosigner Finder profile page. We help find a person willing to work with you, and update you on who is available to help you get your loan.
Sign up today for only $39.99
TOP 4 LOAN AMOUNTS WE HAVE FOUND COSIGNERS FOR OUR MEMBERS
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COSIGNER FOR |
| BEN.PRE |
MD |
$1.5 MILLION 2010 |
| JAC.BRA |
TX |
$550,000 2011 |
| PAU.HOR |
CA |
$225,500 2011 |
| THO.LON |
DC |
$185,000 2011 |
COSIGNER FINDER CASE STUDIES
How the Cosigner360° Service Works
This information is here to further explain how the Cosigner360° service works. Please read this carefully before signing Up
You have or plan to sign up asking us to help find a loan cosigner for you. You will have access to our network of members after we receive your information and payment.
It is important to know that your cosigner will need money from this loan also. This deal will involve the two of you getting a loan together and splitting the loan amount taking only what you can afford.
We only promise you a person willing to cosign on a personal loan with you.
We do not verify credit scores. We do not review credit histories. We are not affiliated with any lenders. We do not promise the approval of any loan. We do not provide loans.
We can only promise you a person willing to cosign on a personal loan with you.
Your lender will use there underwriting team to review your information and your cosigners information.
For example: You might have recently asked a family member or friend to cosign on a loan for you. You would have asked that person to cosign for you without knowing his or her credit score or credit history. You would how ever know that the bank or lender would accept that person as a cosigner on your loan and then review your family or friends information to determine an outcome. We will find you a person willing to cosign on a loan that is also looking to receive money from this loan.
You and your cosigner will combine your total income to reduce your total debt to income ratio increasing your chances for approval. Most people who apply for a loan, request more money than what there budget allows. A lender will see this and always suggest a cosigner. If you have an excellent credit score, a lender might be willing to let you over extend yourself and give you the loan based on your good payment history. Most people do not have both excellent credit and upper class type of money. Most people have okay credit (540-680) and earn a decent amount of money.
For this process to work, you and your cosigner must both have proof of verifiable income or the ability to repay the loan. You must and be able to prove you can make a monthly payment on time (an existing auto loan, mortgage payment, rent, student loan, credit card, etc). Having proof of making a monthly payment or a reference from someone that you are making payments on-time will also help with your loan. Having a two people on a loan gives the lender two working individuals to go after if one party does not make good on there loan.
You will or have signed up telling us that you can afford the loan and only need the help of a cosigner to receive the loan. You have also told us that you have a stable income, and that you will make your loan payments on time to help protect the credit of your cosigner. You and you cosigner will both will sign a loan and only take what you can afford to pay off. If you require more money than your cosigner, you will have to agree on loan repayment terms or give the cosigner the smaller amount of the loan as repayment for services render. If you agree to these terms, we will send you a link to our cosigner finder network and get started on find a person willing.
If you do not understand any part of the above terms and would like more information, please email us at support@cosignerfinder.com asking us any questions you may have.
If you do not like or agree to these terms, please email stating that "I do not need your service and would like to cancel." You must do this with in 3 business days of signing up. We will quickly refund your payment and it will post back to your account with in 5-10 Business days.
If you agree to these terms and would like us to move forward, please sign up today
If you choose to continue, and ask us to find you a cosigner, We will only offer refunds of up to $5.00 if you choose to cancel before to meeting your cosigner.
There will be no refunds offered to you after meeting your cosigner. We can help you find another cosigner if needed for only $19.99
We know we have given you alot of information prior to connecting you with your cosigner. We do this so that both parties are on the same page when creating a deal. We hope that you understand that this option is brand new to every person that has used it and it has worked for many people.
The more we inform you on how this process works, the less confused we hope the two of you will be while working together. Please sign up today to get started.
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- How soon will I receive a cosigner?
People sign up everyday looking for help. The sooner you sign up, the faster we can find you a cosigner.Back to top
- How much does it cost to use the Cosigner360° service?
The cost to use this service is $39.99. You only pay one-time to use the service.Back to top
- Why would someone cosign for a random stranger?
Every person who visits our website needs help of some sort. You visited our website with the hope that someone you do not know would be willing to help you. If you are willing to let someone you do not know help you, there is a person on our website who also needs help, that is willing to cosign for you.Back to top
- Does this really work?
This service has work for many of our members. If you believe that you are not going to be successful before you try using a cosigner, this service will not work for you. Nothing in life comes easy, and nothing is promised. Your situation is totally different from the next person needing a cosigner, so this process will require you do a little work. We are here to help you find a cosigner. You did some research online with the hope to find a person willing to cosign for you. You found our website CosignerFinder.com, and see that there is a company that offers the help you were looking for. Great business idea right! Now, all you have to do is follow through on your idea finding someone willing to help you. Sign up now!Back to top
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Chris P. (PA) & John S. (MO)
Chris needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had a low credit score. John needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had a low credit score. There total combined income equaled over $195,000 a year. These two members agreed to work together. They will apply for a $20,000 or more loan taking only what they can afford if approved.
Ron W. (CA) & Paul C. (FL)
Ron needed help getting a personal loan of $5,000 or more and had a low credit score. Paul needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had a low credit score. There total combined income equaled over $255,000 a year. These two members agreed to work together. They will apply for a $15,000 or more loan taking only what they can afford if approved.
Lindsay H. (TX) & George P. (GA)
Lindsay needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had an okay credit score. George needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had a low credit score. There total combined income equaled over $105,000 a year. These two members agreed to work together. They will apply for a $20,000 or more loan taking only what they can afford if approved.
Jahlia Y. (NY) & Barbara R. (DC)
Jahlia needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had a low credit score. Barbara needed help getting a personal loan of $10,000 or more and had a low credit score. There total combined income equaled over $90,000 a year. These two members agreed to work together. They will apply for a $20,000 or more loan taking only what they can afford if approved.
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