Yes, it is possible to purchase a property in the UK with a partner who is not a UK resident. However, there may be some additional legal and financial considerations to take into account, such as tax implications, mortgage eligibility, and residency status. If you are both planning to apply for a mortgage, the lender will typically require proof of income and residency for both parties. If your...
Here are some steps you can take to ensure that a property is suitable for your needs and preferences: Define your needs: Make a list of your must-haves and deal-breakers, such as number of bedrooms, outdoor space, location, and other features that are important to you. Research the area: Look into the location of the property to ensure that it is in a suitable area for your needs. Consider factors...
Purchasing a property without viewing it in person can carry some risks, including: Hidden issues: Without seeing the property in person, there may be hidden issues that you are not aware of, such as structural problems or damage that is not visible in photos or videos. Misrepresented property: Photos and videos can be deceptive, and the property may not be accurately represented. For example, the...
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