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Hi,
Would anyone be able to tell me if a husband would be able to buy a house on his own ( his wife is fine with it) or as he's married would it have to be the two of them?? Thanks |
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#2
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I suspect that as they are married the provisions of the Family Home Act will apply. What this means is that he would only be able to sell it on if his wife agrees. Some more info here
http://www.citizensinformation.ie/ca...rotection_act/ |
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and if it will be the new family home?? is it still possible then?
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It should be fine although may also depend on the lender ie if the non-owning spouse's earnings aren't required for the mortgage. If only the mortgage holders income is required to obtain the mortgage the spouse will have to consent to waiving his/her rights and seek independent legal advice in doing so under the Family Home Protection Act if the family home.
Research the implications of doing this if for FTB stamp duty purposes. |
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What happens in relation to the Family home protection act when the sole owner with the mortgage gets married?
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If the property is the primary residence of the married couple, it is classed as the family home.
If one person is on title/mortgage, their spouse will need to give their consent for additional borrowings, sale etc (as per posts above). |
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Thanks for that.
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