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Being on the Deeds of a property - what rights does it bring
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Yes, both names are on the title deeds. Copy attached with names blocked out.
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and the main body.
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The front page showing both names - blanked out.
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Who (you or dad) has been paying any mortgage and what %%s.. (appreciate there may not be one).
Who (you or dad) has been paying any rent and what %%s..
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Do you see this wording in the ownership section? Or something like thisCarlakoala said:and the main body.
No disposition by a sole proprietor of the registered estate (except a trust corporation) under which capital money arises is to be registered unless authorised by an order of the court.
This is tenants in common. If you don't have this then it's going to be joint tenants.
This is important because I believe with joint tenancy the whole value of the property is considered for care fees, where tenants in common only the person who needs cares share will be counted.
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thank you everyone - this is the the wordy bit
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I think we need the document of agreement with the Housing Association which would explain the Tenancy arrangement.0
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No, it's on the title deeds, somewhere near the owners names maybe in Section B Proprietorship Register? You have it there, but you covered the important information.Carlakoala said:I think we need the document of agreement with the Housing Association which would explain the Tenancy arrangement.
It will be written as described above. The HA won't know how you are registered and it's not likely to be in the lease.0 -
Hi Housebuyer143. I hope this is what were looking for. Thank you for taking the time.
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Closer, look at point 3, what is the wording there if anything?Carlakoala said:Hi Housebuyer143. I hope this is what were looking for. Thank you for taking the time.0
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