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Turning fiance's mortgage into a joint mortgage. Will it be accepted?
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MrsKrepsly wrote: »I would be interested to know if that is true Dird, however I think I'd still like to be named on the mortgage/deeds either way as we're both paying towards the mortgage. It's just the principle of it really! :-)
I'm sure there'd be plenty of conveyancers/solicitors willing to take a slice of your savings for a principle.
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So you think it makes sense to just wait until we're married? will that give me the same rights as actually being on the mortgage/deeds?0
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Unless you are named on the deeds. You've no control over what happens to the property as no consent would be required. Cheaper to resolve the issue now. Than at a later date if matters were to turn pear shaped.0
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