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Partners name on house not mortgage?
gpollard90
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Hi
Sorry this is posted somewhere before but I've got to ask.
Basically me and my fianc! are moving into a house. She only has a zero hours contract so not sure the mortgage company will look fondly on it. So I'm wondering if it's possible for just me to take and pay the mortgage but have her name on the house as well, therefore making it a shared asset but only one person paying the mortgage.
Any help or advice on this issue would be much appreciated
Sorry this is posted somewhere before but I've got to ask.
Basically me and my fianc! are moving into a house. She only has a zero hours contract so not sure the mortgage company will look fondly on it. So I'm wondering if it's possible for just me to take and pay the mortgage but have her name on the house as well, therefore making it a shared asset but only one person paying the mortgage.
Any help or advice on this issue would be much appreciated
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She cannot be on the title deeds and not the mortgage.
The best way to give her some 'ownership' of the property is to create a Trust Deed and enter a restriction on the title.Currently studying for a Diploma - wish me luck
Phase 1 - Emergency Fund - Complete :j
Phase 2 - £20,000 Mortgage Fund - Underway0 -
You can have as many names as you like on the mortgage: As long as someone is paying the mortgage they are happy.0
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