The guarantor is the person who, by signing the deed of joint and several guarantee, undertakes to pay the rent in the event that the tenant is unable to do so. This is usually a family member (parent, aunt/uncle, etc.), or a friend or third party.

The state of natural and technological risks meets an objective of information of the tenant vis-a-vis the foreseeable natural, technological risks or of seismicity which concern housing object of the file of technical diagnosis.

FAQs Archive - LH house

Q: What if I don't have all the supporting documents at hand?

The constitution of your file can be done in several steps. If you are missing one or two supporting documents, you can send them in the following days to the reservation email address, indicating your name and surname.

Q: Can anyone be a guarantor?

The guarantor must be solvent. This means that he or she must be able to prove, by proving his or her income, that he or she is able to obtain this status and assume the obligations that flow from it.

Q: Is it mandatory to have a guarantor?

It is not mandatory to have a guarantor, provided that the tenant can prove a bank guarantee issued by a bank with an establishment in France.

Q: What is a joint and several guarantee?

The joint and several guarantee is a legal act involving a person other than the tenant and the residence in the lease contract. Also known as the guarantor, the person signing the joint and several guarantee commits to paying the costs related to the rental of the premises in the event of non-payment by the tenant. The signature of this document takes place before the arrival of the tenant on the premises.