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Joint OwnershipGot a legal query on joint mortgages?Contact our panel of solicitors with specialist knowledge of joint ownership cases, such as friends and family members buying together. Mortgages for joint ownershipJoint Ownership in the context of residential property is quite simply where more than one person owns a property together. If the joint ownership of the property involves a mortgage, then the mortgage will be on the basis of 'joint and several liability'. That is, all parties to the mortgage are jointly and severally liable for repaying all of the mortgage. For this reason, it is important for all joint mortgages that the applicants consider putting in place a legal agreement setting out each person's share, what happens if one of them wants to move out etc. At Share to buy, you can submit an agreement in principle application to our mortgage team who have considerable experience of all types of joint mortgage - and don't charge a fee for open market applications - and if you go on to submit a full application, when you receive your Offer we will provide you with the option of our FREE Share to buy legal agreement for joint borrowers. Legal forms of joint ownershipOf course, share to buy is ultimately a brand name we have chosen for clubbing together to buy a property and while there is a legal agreement involved, it is very sensible to put such an agreement in place but it is not compulsory. However, there are forms of joint ownership that have specific legal grounding. There are two main types, joint tenants and tenants in common.
The share to buy joint ownership legal agreement, which we provide for free, requires that you hold the property as 'tenants in common' so that if one of the owners were to die, their share in the property passes to their estate. Legal queries on joint ownership - contact our panel of solicitorsWith any joint mortgage all borrowers are jointly and severally liable for the whole loan and should consider taking out a legal agreement covering the relationship between the borrowers. At share to buy, we provide a free legal agreement covering these important issues, for example, setting out each person's share in the property. If you have any queries, we have a panel of partner solicitor firms who specialise in joint mortgage applications and are also familiar with the Share to buy legal agreement. Shared Ownership Case StudiesLatest NewsShared ownership properties for sale16th May 2012 Are you looking for properties for sale through the shared ownership scheme? These are homes where you part buy part rent, meaning that your initial deposit and potentially your monthly payments are somewhat lower than in a normal house purchase. Look no further! We have shared ownership houses and flats available on the part buy scheme across England. Search our property portal or register for alerts. Firstbuy shared equity houses in Greater Manchester16th March 2012 This is your chance to buy a share in a brand new 2, 3 or even 4 bedroom house and yet own the whole thing from the outset. These lovely houses in Hyde, Manchester are available on the Firstbuy scheme, a Government sponsored shared equity affordable housing scheme that means you can put down a deposit starting from as little as £5,600. More detail here on the 2 bed house, 3 bed house and 4 bed house. Tools
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