
Sunita Ojha
Senior Solicitor and Head of Residential Property (Surrey)Transferring equity in a property involves changing the names on the legal title, which may include adding or removing an owner. This process is typically seen in situations where one party wants to buy out the share of the other party in a jointly owned property.
make an enquiryWhen a party leaves, the remaining owner might buy out their share of the equity, meaning they would pay the departing party an amount equal to their share of the property’s current value. This can happen for various reasons, such as a breakup, divorce, or a decision to sell the property. The buyer would then assume full ownership of the property, and the departing owner’s name would be removed from the title.
This process can involve the following steps:
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020 8295 1989Sevenoaks
01732 457 575Surrey
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