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No. In fact, it is the worst idea I have seen on Yahoo! Answers so far.
sunpekes
SSimple answer NO!
raven_sunn
who gets it if you break up? thats the big question i wouldn't do it unless you get a written legal document stating what happens in the event that you split
xpo158
Good Idea? Well that part is up to you. What will this property be used for? To live in? Or to invest? If it is an investment property, you can have a legal document drafted to esablish ownership, how income and expenses are separated etc..... since it will be established, it does not matter if you are still in a relationship with the boyfriend or not.
If this is just a home for yourself to live...... then don't do it.
RhinoBoy
Well.... It may eventually cause some friction with your boyfriend , I.E. if it dosen't work out with him for the long haul, however if his brother is financially stable and can help make the payments ON TIME this could probably help you to get your foot in the door so to speak pardon the pun. Real estate deals are legal contracts , almost like a marriage, so make sure this is what you want to do before you do it.
claura0
I can't see a lot of good coming from this decision considering the magnitude of this purchase and there not being more of a bond beween the two of you. just does not sound real wise to me. I would suggest you think of every possible senerial before signing on the dotted line.
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