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Is This Possible?
_Bob__2
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Hi all,
Does anyone know if it is possible to have a house that is jointly owned by two people that is not currently subject to a mortgage, yet take out a new mortgage secured on said house with only one person on the mortgage. Is their a way for the other owner to postpone their rights in the property to those enjoyed by the new lender?
If so will any lender do this or it it specialists only?
Does anyone know if it is possible to have a house that is jointly owned by two people that is not currently subject to a mortgage, yet take out a new mortgage secured on said house with only one person on the mortgage. Is their a way for the other owner to postpone their rights in the property to those enjoyed by the new lender?
If so will any lender do this or it it specialists only?
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No replies in a day, so it's time to phone your bank and ask them Bob!0
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Looks like it, will keep the thread updated when i find out0
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