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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Putting only one partner's name on the mortgage?
Hi BP,
I was wondering if anyone here has experience partnering with someone but only financing under one person's name? I am asking if this is possible so that a partnership could theoretically have 20 conventional loans instead of 10, and if both names could still be on the title of the property.
Please let me know your thoughts and advice, or if I'm not providing enough information.
Thank you!
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If you are using conventional financing, that should not be an issue. You can have only one person on the loan but both be on title. How many financed properties are you and your partner currently at?