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How to get my money back
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In ref to the money, it is his deposit, he put a considerable about down as payment all his own money. we have looked at getting a mortgage but with his current one, he doesn't earn enough to get a second one, and my income isn't enough to cover i, and the banks have been a bit hesitant to take it any further.
ref to the title, i missed out ex ( as in my ex wants his deposit back and out of the mortgage) My mistake, after speaking to him earlier, and going through the msgs on this chat ( Thank you to everyone who has helped) he is going to talk to his bank the mortgage is with and have a meeting with his ex to try and sort everything out.
Thank you again for all the help and advice, i really appreciate it. we both do.
Why the rush for this new mortgage together? I'd suggest getting this mortgage situation sorted out and keep saving for a deposit when this has blown over.0
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