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Tenants in common ownership split
manc1
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Thanks for the info.
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Not enough information
What was the value and mortgage left at the time you started paying for a share?
building an example you will need to provide more info and actual numbers
you can ignore the bills it is just the purchase costs that build equity.
Shares at purchase
£178,500, purchase OH owns 80% HTB 20%
£30k( 16.81% deposit), £35,700( 20% HTB) £112,800( 61.39% mortgage)
We now need the value at 2 years and the outstanding mortgage
using a guess for the mortgage 2.5% £500pm that would leave £106,300
if we say the house was worth £180k(recover the new build premium + a bit.
if you bought in at that point you own 1/2 the mortgage worth £53,150/£180,000 = 29.53%
if you remortgage to pay back the 20% HTB you get 10% of that so your share would be around 40%
depending on the value at 2 years and the outstanding mortgage at that time it will be a bit more or a bit less.
once married it won't matter.0
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