He split from his wife? He's hosed regardless.A friend listed his nice looking house (~2000 sq ft (3+1/3), above ground pool, 0.75 acre lot) in a country subdivision ~1.25 hours from Toronto. Subdivision used to be full of blue-collar workers. Listed for 950, sold for 1.1 in five days. Yikes. Doubt that was blue collar buyers.
Double edged sword on the pricing. He recently split from his wife. Without the crazy run up in house prices, he could probably have afforded to buy her out. With the house prices to the moon, he had to sell so she could get her share. Now they are both hosed as they have a decent chunk of cash but as most housing is pushing 1M, that is an ugly mortgage with one income.
I never met her but in the looks department she was a 9 or 10. It will be interesting to see with these real estate windfalls if that makes separations easier or harder (or the people still leave with nothing but the lawyers are making bank).He split from his wife? He's hosed regardless.
it'll just push the divorcees out of the GTA into the sticks, I hear timmins is affordableI never met her but in the looks department she was a 9 or 10. It will be interesting to see with these real estate windfalls if that makes separations easier or harder (or the people still leave with nothing but the lawyers are making bank).
I was just gonna say that. It happened to me but instead of going to Timmins I am back to renting a house after owning 3. Luckily I got a great deal and a nice house. But I'm bitter as hell.it'll just push the divorcees out of the GTA into the sticks, I hear timmins is affordable
They'll never be able to afford in the GTA again, not with 2 income much less 1
It gets really complicated to try to track every dollar and aportion ownership. If you were really worried, you could put the house in a corporation and then rent it to keep things clean but that complicates the mortgage (and capital gains exemption). On the upside Corp clearly lays out ownership up front.Looking for a creative ways to convince my partner to sign a prenuptial agreement..
Im not about to loose my future home after working so hard ..
She isnt happy with % of contribution towards downpayment amount.. BEcause we dont make the same income. WTF?
/rant
notice all the guys on the forum doing all the cool **** dont have any kids? Going on long rides constantly, or round the world....not a coincidence, think long and hard before doing the whole marriage/kids thing.Looking for a creative ways to convince my partner to sign a prenuptial agreement..
Im not about to loose my future home after working so hard ..
She isnt happy with % of contribution towards downpayment amount.. BEcause we dont make the same income. WTF?
/rant
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Ideally (I have been through this) you should both be putting the same percentage of your take-home pay towards the house costs, both down pymt and mortgage payments. Or as close as reasonably possible,. And if you have other expenses such as child support or alimony, that's your problem not hers.Looking for a creative ways to convince my partner to sign a prenuptial agreement..
Im not about to loose my future home after working so hard ..
She isnt happy with % of contribution towards downpayment amount.. BEcause we dont make the same income. WTF?
/rant
Good luck not going to happen.Looking for a creative ways to convince my partner to sign a prenuptial agreement..
Im not about to loose my future home after working so hard ..
She isnt happy with % of contribution towards downpayment amount.. BEcause we dont make the same income. WTF?
/rant
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The problem is, I suspect much of the down payment may be coming from his stonks. How do you factor what is basically a lottery win into take-home pay? For ongoing payments, your idea is about as good as it gets.Ideally (I have been through this) you should both be putting the same percentage of your take-home pay towards the house costs, both down pymt and mortgage payments. Or as close as reasonably possible,. And if you have other expenses such as child support or alimony, that's your problem not hers.
The problem is, I suspect much of the down payment may be coming from his stonks. How do you factor what is basically a lottery win into take-home pay? For ongoing payments, your idea is about as good as it gets.
I’m an idealist of some sort I guess. In my view, a prenup equals a backup plan or a one foot out the door mentality and prevents me from being fully committed to the relationship on a truly long term basis. I’d rather be single than be in a relationship with a prenup.In today's day and age, and with current real estate values, I see nothing wrong with asking for a prenup. If the terms are fair, and she doesn't want to sign it, that would probably be a red flag for me.
Depending on your partners mentality….good way to end up single.Looking for a creative ways to convince my partner to sign a prenuptial agreement..
Im not about to loose my future home after working so hard ..
She isnt happy with % of contribution towards downpayment amount.. BEcause we dont make the same income. WTF?
/rant
This.Depending on your partners mentality….good way to end up single.
plus I’ve seen prenups shredded by good lawyers.
If the asset is jointly bought the courts will assume 50/50 as @Wingboy says. Unless you get a REALLY good lawyer….then you’ll be left with nothing.This.
If you split up, the courts would divide things 50/50 usually. Lawyers take a big chunk of course.
Doesn't matter how much each of the couple contributed to the marital estate. (Common law marriage after 6 months)