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    Thanks Guys

    It is not a question of affording the current loan. No problem. I will however, struggle if I have to "buy my husbands share". I am not sure how all the financing etc works, but am afraid that on a single income I will ot qualify for the loan on my own, even though I have serviced it myself this year. I know my request is unusual, but sometimes we have think outside the square, and I have to do whatever it takes.

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    Richard

    Thanks for your comment.  I am not sure about the mortgage etc, but this is how I see it.  For an investor with cash, why not invest in a share of a property(in a booming area) rather than the share market.

    Share properties are quite common in the UK. I found this info on the internet. It is usually aimed at people who can't afford a mortgage on their own. You might be able to advise me otherwise, as you obviously have experience in this field. I appreciate  and welcome your assistance and comments.

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    I have an investment opportunity in Brisbane for you.(or someone you know) I am newly separated from my husband and am DETERMINED to keep my house. I am looking for an investor to buy a share of my house. Property in Brisbane is booming and the value of this home has increased dramatically in the last 4 years. I would like to sell a percentage of the house and continue living in it with my 2 sons, as well as continue with the upkeep etc to ensure the continuing increase in value.Let me know what you think??

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