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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

BP Family...Your input matters and have helped me so much.
So...the story is, not gonna be long :) I and my partner recently bought this house but the mortgage is only under my partner's name ( I currently live in the house with my partner) . We recently made a document called "Tenants in common" deed to have as a proof that I have 50% ownership. We have to live at least a year to be able to give for a rent.
Now we are thinking of going different direction. Is there any way I can transfer the whole property under my name and even the mortgage so my partner can go ahead and look for another property. I am trying to find a way so that I do not have to pay another closing fee and my partner can able to buy another house without showing any obligation to current property mortgage.
Thanks in advance.