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How to Buy a Vacation Home With Friends or Partners If you can't afford to buy a vacation home or time-share on your own, pairing up with a friend or partner may allow you to have your own little piece of paradise! Steps: 2. Draw up a co-ownership agreement that spells out the ground rules for financial obligations and occupancy. 3. If you intend to split maintenance costs, list all expenses in advance. Agree on contribution amounts for such items as landscaping, remodeling and cleaning. 4. Decide if monthly mortgage payments will be equal or based on each person's income or use of the property. 5. Determine what will happen to the property if one owner leaves. Consider if the remaining party has the right to buy out the other owner's interest in the property. Specify how the value of the property will be determined, and how an appraiser will be chosen. 6. Hire an attorney to help you negotiate and draw up a co-ownership contract. | |
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