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Buying a house in my name, but OH going to live with me..will they credit check him?

rachy86 · 2008-07-18 10:28:09

Hi All, Well as the post states, I'm in the process of buying a house. However due to my partner's bad credit his name won't be on the mortgage. Instead my mother has kindly agreed to be a guarantor for me, with my partner contributing to mortgage and bills. However, the solicitor has informed the building society that by…

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rachy86 Posts: 59 Forumite

21 July 2008 at 10:30AM

obviously we have talked about all the eventualities, and whilst talking about the possibility of buying a house both said that if we had any doubts we would say now before it was too late. we have been living together for a year and feel we are ready to buy a house together as a sign of commitment. Obviously I can only speak for myself but I know that he is the right person for me.

so, bo drinker, no i will not "call it a day now before it gets messy in the future"

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