You'd need to ask his lender

If he's got a dodgy credit rating they might well bite your hand off. You might also need a solicitor as you'd effectively be buying the ex's share of the property from her which might mean conveyancing fees. Or you might not. Bank will give you free advice, a lawyer will charge you, so I'd go to the bank first...

Another option might be for him to buy the ex's share out and you stand guarantor on his mortgage - depends what you're looking to achieve.

Posted By: Old Man, Apr 8, 11:43:40