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Mom's House, Dad's House for Kids: Feeling at Home in One Home or Two

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My Mum and Dad owned their hose as 50/50 tenants in common. My Dad recently died and in his will left his 50% share of his property to me and my siblings subject to a life tenancy in favour of my Mum who is therefore entitled to live in the property for as long as she so wishes or until he own death and being responsible herself for all outgoings and maintenance and insurance. I would appreciate your comments from the land registry perspective and whether any request for such a transfer could be expedited? MoneySavingExpert.com is part of the MoneySuperMarket Group, but is entirely editorially independent. Its stance of putting consumers first is protected and enshrined in the legally-binding MSE Editorial Code.

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The solicitor is looking into this with the land registry, who have advised that my Father's death certificate will be enough for the land registry to remove the restrictive covenants, and proceed with the remortgage. Are you a member of the public? If so we’d like your views to help improve our service to you. Please fill in our anonymous survey. I am Administrator of my late aunt's estate. She died intestate with one sister benefitting. I have a Limited probate ("letters of administration") naming the surviving sister. The surviving sister has completed a Deed of Variation such that my sister and I inherit the majority of the estate including the house equally.

Ailsa - it is not obligatory by law but in my experience a buyer may not be happy to complete whilst it is unregistered. Much will depend on their solicitor and how they view the situation/original deeds. If the form RX3 and ST5 are completed correctly/sufficiently then the form A restriction should be removed once submitted and considered. Dad died May 2016, property unregistered. I am joint executor with one sister, there are 2 other siblings and all 4 of us are beneficiaries. I have been living in the property for over a year and have bought the other siblings out. I have recently sent off forms FR1, DL, AS1, CCT and ID1 for myself and my sister who is an executor, asking for the property to be registered in my sole name. We have not used solicitors. Question: Would the property which is in need of complete renovation be able to claim the reduction in VAT to 5% as uninhabited for 2 years (subject to HMRC Notice VAT Notice 708: buildings and construction clause 8.3)?

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I am interested in purchasing a vacant property and land that has been vacant for many years without a roof, however I believe the owner is now deceased and has been since 2012.It's likely to be a starter tenancy if it's for a fixed term of less than 2 years. You won't usually be able to take over the tenancy . If it was fixed for 2 years or more Hello, my late husband owned a piece of land and when he died i did not change the registry. I have just agreed a sale on this land to a friend and we want to transfer the title. Apologies I have since looked into this and I wasn't clear in my first message apologies. It isn't the covenants it's actually a "Notice of Home Rights" restriction.

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My parents own their house as tenants in common. No trusts are in place. I am executor and have POA. In their mirror Wills each left everything to the other.I am purchasing a property registered to a couple who were 'tenants in common'. One of them died last year and the surviving spouse is now in a care home with dementia. The house is being sold by one of their children under power of attorney. Then could the executors simply fill a DJP form accompanied with a Death Certificate to remove the name of the person that passed away.

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I am the executor of my late fathers will(& have probate) , the will leaves the house in whole to my mother. (My father was the sole owner) My father, mother, and brother owned the family home as tenants in common. They each owned a third.Council tax was paid by him until August 2017 even though he was living there without permission of owner You should be able to take over a demoted tenancy and stay if the property was your main home and you were living with the person who died for at least a year as their: Hi I am in a similar situation BUT , I am buying my late father's unregistered property. My brothers and I have and always have had an always will have an excellent relationship, we have agreed that i will buy the house from my late father's estate. You should be able to take over the tenancy and stay in the property if you were in a couple with the person who died. This means you were living with them as if you were married or in a civil partnership. You'll also need to have been living in the property as your main home.

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