Now that you are married, she now owns half your house and you own half of hers ;-)
not quite correct,she now owns everything.
Secondly, if she purchased the house as an owner occupier and it is now changed to an investment property, she may availed of stamp duty relief, on there may now be a clawback. (one example, new house purchased as an owner occupier within five years)
This is entirely incorrect. Certainly as you are married to each other, you both have an as yet unquantifed interest in property owned by the other. It would only be quantified if either (a) the properties were transferred into joint names or (b) you separated and applied for Court orders.
The property owned by one in which you both live is a Family Home (under the provisions of the Family Home Protection Act 1976) but is only owned by the person named on the Title Deeds.
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