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As an individual buyer, outright property ownership is relatively straightforward. The title is in your name, any mortgage is in your name, and it's your asset alone. But when you buy property with others you have a choice in ownership structure - joint tenancy or tenants in common. Depending on your personal situation there are pros and cons for each, as well as implications for estate planning and unexpected situations such as divorce.
In this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, managing editor Julia Newbould is joined by Peter Bobbin, principal lawyer at Coleman Greig Lawyers, to explain your options when it comes to owning property, and reveal the possible road bumps you may not have considered.
For more money tips please go to https://www.moneymag.com.au/
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As an individual buyer, outright property ownership is relatively straightforward. The title is in your name, any mortgage is in your name, and it's your asset alone. But when you buy property with others you have a choice in ownership structure - joint tenancy or tenants in common. Depending on your personal situation there are pros and cons for each, as well as implications for estate planning and unexpected situations such as divorce.
In this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, managing editor Julia Newbould is joined by Peter Bobbin, principal lawyer at Coleman Greig Lawyers, to explain your options when it comes to owning property, and reveal the possible road bumps you may not have considered.
For more money tips please go to https://www.moneymag.com.au/

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