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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Can you buy rental properties in your name only if married?
This might be a strange question to ask, but as a married couple am I able to buy rental properties in my name only? I think there are many pros and cons to this option but wanted to get input from others if they have any experience in this area.
Thanks!
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Yes you can buy/be the sole owner of a property if your married or not, no quick claim needed or anything. If you two split, she likely can still lay claim to some percentage of it.