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Site transfer to both names

Philip82 · 2014-01-19 11:10:34

Hi folks. Not sure if Im in the right place here but my query is this. I currently own a site to the value of 75000. Its one acre and I have full planning permission with a few years to build a house on it. I am engaged but no intention to get married at the moment. My partner and I were hoping to get a mortgage later this…

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Philip82

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Hi folks. Not sure if Im in the right place here but my query is this.
I currently own a site to the value of 75000. Its one acre and I have full planning permission with a few years to build a house on it. I am engaged but no intention to get married at the moment. My partner and I were hoping to get a mortgage later this year to build so I was just wondering what are the costs of transferring the site into both our names as Im pretty sure it would have to be in both names for a joint mortgage most of which will be based on her income.
I understand you will have solicitor fees but will you incur tax fees aswell?
Any help appreciated!!

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