In this day and age, getting a foot on the property ladder can seem a world away and realistically, it may only be possible by buying with a partner or a friend.
If you are planning to buy a property with a friend, family member, or even someone you don’t know, with the purpose of investing together, it’s imperative to consider the following:
It is not recommended that you purchase a property with friends without the correct documents or without drawing up a comprehensive co-habitation agreement or declaration of trust between all parties.
Before you embark on your property journey together make sure:
Samuels Solicitors can help give you peace of mind and the comfort of knowing that whatever happens between friends who buy property together, your interests can be safeguarded and protected from the outset.
If you would like their help and advice in this area please do not hesitate to call them on 01271 308049 and talk to their team of professional and reliable solicitors.
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