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Stamp Duty when buying into my partner's home
UmtataSue
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi,
any useful guidance please.
1) I own my own home outright but will be selling it following a period of rental
2) My partner owns his own property with a small mortgage
3) I plan to sell my home and want to buy half of his house where we will live together as our main residence. What are the stamp duty implications of this course of action?
4) what are the differences if we are married or co-ha-biting
Thanks!
any useful guidance please.
1) I own my own home outright but will be selling it following a period of rental
2) My partner owns his own property with a small mortgage
3) I plan to sell my home and want to buy half of his house where we will live together as our main residence. What are the stamp duty implications of this course of action?
4) what are the differences if we are married or co-ha-biting
Thanks!
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