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noanoa
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Hello
My husband and I separated several years ago. We have reached a settlement, through a solicitor, about our house and a divorce.
Since we separated, I have been living in the house and paying the mortgage; I am now offering him a lump sum to sign the house over to me.
Should I use my savings to buy him out; (I would need to borrow some money to make up the agreed lump sum), would this have any tax/mortgage implications?
Would I be better off borrowing the shortfall as a personal loan or re-mortgaging the house?
Or because my current outstanding loan on the mortgage is small, if he was agreeable, could I pay off the mortgage in its entirety and then re-mortgage the house for all or some of the agreed lump sum amount?
Any advice would be useful.
Thanks
My husband and I separated several years ago. We have reached a settlement, through a solicitor, about our house and a divorce.
Since we separated, I have been living in the house and paying the mortgage; I am now offering him a lump sum to sign the house over to me.
Should I use my savings to buy him out; (I would need to borrow some money to make up the agreed lump sum), would this have any tax/mortgage implications?
Would I be better off borrowing the shortfall as a personal loan or re-mortgaging the house?
Or because my current outstanding loan on the mortgage is small, if he was agreeable, could I pay off the mortgage in its entirety and then re-mortgage the house for all or some of the agreed lump sum amount?
Any advice would be useful.
Thanks