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Two names on mortgage confusion
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trackers_trojans
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Hiya i wonder if anyone could put me right, i have a joint mortgage with my nan, although i have always paid the mortgage and always will i no longer live there, if anything happened to my nan and she was taken ill and had to go into a home how do i stand with the mortgage will it be taken into account as an asset of hers? should i have the mortgage put solely into my name as i am the one paying it any advice appreciated:j
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What names are on the land registry?0
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mine and hers0
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mine and hersfirstaspect wrote: »What names are on the land registry?0 -
trackers_trojans wrote: »mine and hers
Then it is partly her asset, especially if you're not living there.
The question asked on many LA assessment forms for care funding is "Have you EVER owned property?" or words to that effect. So changing things now will not really change anything.This is an open forum, anyone can post and I just did !0 -
Did you buy your nan's Right To Buy council house?0
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yeah i did 15 years agoPasturesNew wrote: »Did you buy your nan's Right To Buy council house?0
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