Real Estate Home Mortgages/co-own a home
Expert: Joe Almirantearena - 7/8/2009
QuestionMy friend and I are thinking to buy a house in CA together, therefore the house will be under both of our names. We are thinking to rent the house out and she will be the one manages the property. But 100% of the mortgage will be under my name. what kind of risk I am having?
AnswerHi Lisa,
If I'm reading you question correctly, then you are taking on all of the risk. If the mortgage is under your name, and something should happen to your partner, you are the one that is legally responsible for the payments. I am also located in California, and am happy to go over your situation with you. Please call my office at 800-785-4952 for a free-no obligation consultation. Good Luck!
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