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We are keeping my house as an investment
Even if you were not married and the person not named on the deeds was actually in reality contributing towards the purchase of the property and a beneficial part owner then this would be illegal tax evasion as far as I know even if some professionals who should know better condone and facilitate it.We were in the same situation as you are and got legal advice on it.
We had been told that a number of couples are attempting to get around this by having only the FTB on the deeds of the house and the second applicant as a guarantor on the mortgage.
We were advised that since we are married and that the house we are buying will be the family home then it is not possible to do this.
If/when the property is first rented out within said 5 year period.How long have you owned the property? If less that 5 years you will be liable to stamp duty clawback at the investors rate when you bought the house.
How long have you owned the property? If less that 5 years you will be liable to stamp duty clawback at the investors rate when you bought the house.
Are you sure? I understood that once you married, the joint status was always applied.Can you husband buy the house himself, also will lenders loan him the mortgage solely. Then he will be a FTB.
So basically the fiance and I shouldn't get hitched until he avails of his FTB status?
I've owned a house for four years, just my name on the deeds and mortgage.
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