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Helping parent avoid losing house at the end of Interest Only mortgage

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  • foxy-stoat
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    Just sell it and buy somewhere cheaper.
  • AnotherJoe
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    dunstonh wrote: »
    She is old enough to be in the range of some equity release lenders. That way she can keep the house


    Possibly an option but does she need to be in what presumably was teh original larger family house, with all the maintenance demands on it, now shes single?
  • MEM62
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    OP, Do you live and work in the same area? If so is living with you mum something that everyone could live with? If that is possible then perhaps you can enter into joint ownership with your mother.
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