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I am a longtime listener and a first-time caller.

Okay.

I'm on Baby Step 6, and I listen to your show all the time,

and you recommend never to co-sign for someone.

Correct.

But I'm in a situation. What I do want to co-sign for somebody under a certain circumstance.

So my, my husband's cousin, first cousin, she's been on section eight.

Anyway, she lost that.

Now she's in her 60s.

She needs to get an apartment. There's a special needs

trust that her parents have set up for her. And in order for her to get into an apartment,

she needs to have someone co-signed or her brother, who is the trustee, refused to do so.

And I was wondering warning warning

why would her brother who loves her more than you do he's her brother for God's

sakes not want to his co-sign he he he doesn't love her oh yes she doesn't mind if

she goes home yes no that's. I don't believe it.

It's totally true.

It's from a very dysfunctional family.

He's not willing.

His wife is telling me he's willing to let her go homeless if they have to.

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