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pootle321 | 20:03 Thu 15th Mar 2012 | Property
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I am 65 with a retirement mortgage. How can i have my daughters name on the property? I don't think her name can be added to the mortgage as it is a retirement mortgage (which was the only way that i could keep my property after a divorce). Is there any legal way that i could sign my property over to my daughter at this time?
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Avatar Image bednobs
unlikely. no mortgage company is likely to want to finance a house that doesn't belong entirely to th mortgage holder/s
20:07 Thu 15th Mar 2012
Avatar Image ladybirder
Retirement mortgage? Not sure what you mean.
20:09 Thu 15th Mar 2012
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What's wrong with giving it to her in your will? Far less contentious.
22:23 Thu 15th Mar 2012
Avatar Image factor-fiction
Sell it to her?

When you say 'retirement mortgage' , is it an equity release scheme?
22:27 Thu 15th Mar 2012
Avatar Image giveup
What's a retirement mortgage?
22:27 Thu 15th Mar 2012
Avatar Image ladybirder
I was wondering if that was what she meant factor. No chance if that's what it is.
22:29 Thu 15th Mar 2012

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