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Go on TF, go get some sleep honey!
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Thanks Don your a star
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im in the same situation, i think i get it now
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Hold on - why do they have to pay 2 lots. The non BR person already owns their equity so I thought they just had to pay for the BR's equity which would be £1 plus solicitor's fees.
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So: if two BR people share a house (me and hubby) do we have to buy one lot, or two lots of the equity? i.e one or two payments of £288 plus £1 for negative equity.
The 2 lots was in response to smiler
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