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  • Profile photo of gettingoldergettingolder
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    @gettingolder
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    I have a converted warehouse apartment in Fremantle, WA of which I still have a mortgage of 50% of its current value.I lived in the apartment for 6 years but now rent as I have adopted a very large dog. The apartment is rented at $230 per week.
    My defacto son-in-law is looking to purchase an investment property and I know would be interested in purchasing the apartment.
    I would prefer to sell him 50% of the apartment, thus extinguishing my mortgage, but retaining an investment asset which would pass to my daughter upon my death.
    I am reading up on ‘joint tennants’ and ‘tennants in common’ but am still confused.
    Can I sell 50% of my property? If so, how can this be done? – and should I do it?

    Profile photo of jenwrenjenwren
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    @jenwren
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    Yes,
    This can be arranged through a solicitor.
    Should you do it?????
    That raises too many questions.

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