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Buying a pertner out of the mortgage

flambo33
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So me and my partner are going through some difficult times & things are not looking good. I want an plan in place so i know where i stand if things come to an abrupt halt. excuses what may be stupid questions requiering simple answers, but I'll try to keep things simple.
Our mortgage is sitting at around £101,500
Our property (currently under renovation) is valued roughly at £122,000
Giving an LTV of 83% ish
she owns half the equity & the bank said i need 80% LTV to borrow more for this purpose, How much roughly would i actually need to borrow extra to buy her out? Roughly £10,250?
the bank said that's when she'll come off the mortgage too, but does that also mean she'll stop owning half the house, or will i have to do that seperately through a solicitors? & how much is all that likely to cost?
any advice would be great as I'm struggling to thing straight and absorb information!!
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Our mortgage is sitting at around £101,500
Our property (currently under renovation) is valued roughly at £122,000
Giving an LTV of 83% ish
she owns half the equity & the bank said i need 80% LTV to borrow more for this purpose, How much roughly would i actually need to borrow extra to buy her out? Roughly £10,250?
the bank said that's when she'll come off the mortgage too, but does that also mean she'll stop owning half the house, or will i have to do that seperately through a solicitors? & how much is all that likely to cost?
any advice would be great as I'm struggling to thing straight and absorb information!!

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At your current estimate value. The bank will advance you a new mortgage of £97,600. So not only do you need to find the funds to buy your ex out. You'll also need another £3,900 to reduce the existing mortgage.
Your lender will require you to use a solicitor for the transaction.0
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