Also referred to as Indirect Mortgages or Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor Mortgages.

 

Used where the non-owner wishes to assist the owner in obtaining a mortgage (for example where parents wish to assist children with a property purchase).

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Also referred to as Lifetime Mortgages or Home Reversion Plans.

 

Enables homeowners to borrow money against their property without having to make any repayments during their lifetime.

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Referred to as an Occupier Consent Deed or Deed of Postponement.

 

Required by mortgage lenders when there are adult occupiers living in a property who do not own the property.

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This is where an interest in a property is transferred by one person to another.

 

Where property is being gifted, the person making that gift may require Independent Legal Advice.

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Directors are regularly required to provide Personal Guarantees to lenders as security for a limited company taking out a loan or other facility.

 

Personal Guarantees may also be required when entering into a new lease or as security for a business purchase when part of the payment is deferred.

If you require Independent Legal Advice on any matters not mentioned above, please get in touch to discuss your requirements.

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