Yes.

Sure it is.

Yes…it’s possible. But finding someone really willing to do it is another thing…not too many people are hip on agreeing to take over the payment of a mortgage gone defaulted.

yes it is

Of course. That means that if you default your father has to pay. Not a excellent thing for him. Unless you are sure of yourself don’t do this to him okay.

Yes sure you can but are you sure you want him in hte middle of your business like that…….you can but just be sure that it isn’t going to cause problems down the road for you or him….excellent luck….!!!

Yes, both parties are listed as co-owners. Be very careful about asking someone to do this for you or you doing it for someone else because it will hurt both parties’ credit and finances if the house owner (one who lives in the house) defaults. It is much better to find a house you can afford on your own, or save up, possibly even lease to own so you can get an owner-finance arrangement. Check with your local bank for more advice. Excellent luck.

Yep. And its very commen also. In many areas of the country it can be hard for a young couple to buy a new home. Alot of parents will end up being co-signers in the buyers lack credit history or may just need a small extra income backing.

It is possible, but he becomes liable for the term of the loan. You might consider him "gifting" you money to place down or pay for some costs.

Yes it certainly is. I’m a loan officer for a fantastic company who has done this kind of thing before. E-mail me and I’ll help you out.