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Transfer of equity advice please
Amy542
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Hi information and advice gratefully received: my partner and I bought our home for £280,000 (2009) and I put in £210,000 capital. we got a mortgage for £78,000. We are splitting up and the outstanding mortgage is £58,000. I have a deed of trust protecting the £210,000. The house is valued at £336,400 and I want to buy my partner out. We are thinking that I pay him half of what he paid towards the mortgage ( approx £9000) and 13% of the equity but I am not sure what else we add into the calculation. I guess as it's technically treated as a sale do we take into account solicitor and estate fees in the calculation? Would his cost of these fees be 13%? We are good friends and I do not wan to rip him off but be fair and give him what is owed. Thanks
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What you include is up to you. With regards to selling costs etc. Your partner will incur costs of buying a new property. So perhaps not a road to travel down with regards to the existing property.0
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