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Where do I stand, boyfriend, his dad and sis buying a house
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UPDATE: had family meeting, his family are only in it to help us out, gaining from the houses sale eventuallyThe sign of a wasted life is a tidy house, Welcome to the chaos!0
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and are they willing to put this in a contract?
What happens when the say sister wants her money to use elsewhere? Is there an end date planned in?:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
Also - find out what happens in the unfortunate situation the house decreases in value.0
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louise_1981 wrote:there is no mortgage at the minute. the house is £100,000 three bedrooms. oh has put down £50,000 with dad and sis £25,000 each (all in cash)
Can they prove this 'cash' is legitimate, taxed, monies? If not, even more reason to steer clear. You would not want to invest in a property which could be seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.0 -
louise_1981 wrote:UPDATE: gaining from the houses sale eventually
How and when? Does that suit you and partner's mid-long term plans. They won't make a profit selling within 18 months - fees etc. So we are assuming not selling? In 18 months what do you and partner do, and his sister? I can understand them helping out - the dad buying 50% sound perfectly sensible (he has his own home etc) - it's the 25% interest from the sister that just sounds hugely problematic. Have you considered taking on a mortgage for the 25% instead of her - £200 pcm even on a student loan/teacher training sounds do-able .0
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