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Co-signer on lease in Pennsylvania
Hey BP,
I think having a co-signer is allowed in PA. How would I know for sure and how would I know what things apply or do not or not allowed to have per law. Nathan shared a cosigner form which is a great help but I just don't know if I might get into some pickle because I"m not familiar with having a co-signer? are there certain laws/rules i need to look up/ follow? Can it ever be declared null/void what cosigner signed??
Looking for insight before deciding to move forward with this as it is all new to me.
Thanks,