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Tenancy in Common Mortgage - Relationship ends

  • 08-05-2013 11:14am
    #1
    Pixie1983
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    I co-own (or tenancy in common) an apt with my boyfriend for the last 8 years. We own it 50/50. Our relationship seems to be coming to an end but I don't know what the procedure is regarding the property/mortgage. We are in about 80k + plus negative equity. For the last 3 or 4 years I have been the only one contributing to the mortgage as he lost his job and is now only in temporary employment.
    He doesn't want to sell as he can't afford the negative equity. He wont let me take over the property in my name either even tho I have been the only one paying the mortgage and utitlites the last 4 years. He also wont let me move back in with family so that he can stay in the property even tho I have said I will continue to pay the full mortgage but not the utitlities.

    I don't know what my options are here.. it is not joint ownership... it is owned 50/50 with either half going to next of kins in event of death.


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    hullaballoo
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