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04 Oct 12 #359370 by WYSPECIAL
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Hi,

looking to see what I can do about re-mortgaging. Does the house have to be in my sole name land registry wise in order for me to be able to take out a mortgage on it in my sole name?

Seeing how much I can potentially raise in order to buy ex out either completely or at least in part.

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05 Oct 12 #359394 by LittleMrMike
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The answer is Yes. Where a property is in joint ownership both joint owners must concur in a mortgage.

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