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Property abroad, effect on U.K. mortgage

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notrich · 20/07/2024 09:02

I'm a dual national. My parents live abroad (EU) and own a house outright. I live in the U.K. and have had a mortgage here for 8 years now.

My parents want to transfer their house to my name (they are elderly and have decided this is better than putting it down as inheritance and having siblings contest, etc). It's a very important property for them, built by my great grandparents, big sentimental value, etc but financially it will be valued probably for no more than 15k.

My question is how will putting my name on the deeds effect my mortgage in the U.K.?
Does anyone know and can help?

Thanks

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notrich · 20/07/2024 09:59

Anyone?

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LoneAndLoco · 20/07/2024 10:01

It’s an asset and it’s worth £15k. Can’t see it makes any difference at all. It’s not your main home and not mortgaged.

mouseyowl · 20/07/2024 10:09

I wouldn't have thought so, it's not another mortgage/financial commitment, I think until you speak to a mortgage company you won't know, they all seem to have odd quirky rules about things.

notrich · 20/07/2024 11:29

Thank you for your responses. x

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