Guaranty agreement or co-sign for an apartment lease, ends with below. Does it mean I guarantee the rent even if 1 through 5 happens, or are 1 through 5 exceptions where I do not have to guarantee the rent.
The Guarantor(s) acknowledges that it shall have liability under this Guaranty, notwithstanding any of the foregoing: (1) That the Landlord renews the Lease, grants Tenant extensions of time within which to pay amounts due or perform any of the Tenant’s obligations under the lease, or the fact that the Guarantor was not notified of any changes or amendment to the Lease; (2) the failure of the Landlord to seek recourse against or sue the Tenant for any amounts due under the Lease prior to requiring payment from the Guarantor; (3) any belief that any other person was also going to sign or be obligated under this Guaranty; (4) the inability of the Tenant or any other guarantor to be responsible under the Lease or this Guaranty by virtue of their legal incapacity disability or bankruptcy/ (5) the fact that the guarantor was not given proper notice of the default by Tenant under the Lease.