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There are no implications. You are just lending her some money.Mark00Thorpe said:Can I thank everyone for their thoughts and advice its really appericated
Just to throw another idea into the mix, if I was to pay off the outstanding mortgage balance and my daughter pay me back when the flat is sold? what are the implications etc etc
Is she getting viewings?
Has she had any offers or significant interest?0 -
We've had several viewings and some crazy offers like £70k, we had one offer of £89k accepted the offer but she turned out to be a dreamer. When lending her the money I thought I might have to fill out money laundering forms etc etc a right pain.AdrianC said:
There are no implications. You are just lending her some money.Mark00Thorpe said:Can I thank everyone for their thoughts and advice its really appericated Just to throw another idea into the mix, if I was to pay off the outstanding mortgage balance and my daughter pay me back when the flat is sold? what are the implications etc etc
Is she getting viewings?
Has she had any offers or significant interest?0 -
How much were you asking for?Mark00Thorpe said:
We've had several viewings and some crazy offers like £70k, we had one offer of £89k accepted the offer but she turned out to be a dreamer. When lending her the money I thought I might have to fill out money laundering forms etc etc a right pain.AdrianC said:
There are no implications. You are just lending her some money.Mark00Thorpe said:Can I thank everyone for their thoughts and advice its really appericated Just to throw another idea into the mix, if I was to pay off the outstanding mortgage balance and my daughter pay me back when the flat is sold? what are the implications etc etc
Is she getting viewings?
Has she had any offers or significant interest?0
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