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Ex boyfriend and my house.
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I think that we need his side of the story, personally. And without that, it's not really possible to advise.
We're only hearing your side, which is littered with inconsistencies and lack of clarity.0 -
This also is confusing.There ended up being fees/debts to be paid to the mortgage company of his late mum and nan after I had the mortgage in place
When the last owner died (mum? nan?) clearly their Estate was insuficient to pay off the mortgage. But you seem to be saying that your ex paid off these 'fees/debts' himself, thus clearing the mortgage.
If the property was then mortgage-free, I don't understand why he did not simply inherit? Why did you need to buy the property?
If you want more advice, clarify/correct the points I raised in my earlier post, as well as this one.0
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