By Elijah Underwood For the 18% of first-time homebuyers who are currently unmarried, the traditional sequence of "marriage then mortgage" has effectively flipped. Property acquisition is no longer a post-wedding milestone; it has become a prerequisite for financial stability. Driven by a decade of persistent rental inflation and a lack of entry-level inventory, pooling...
Continue reading ›Generally, married couples who buy homes in California are afforded certain rights and protections under California law. These rights and protections do not necessarily apply to unmarried couples who own property as tenants-in-common. Unmarried couples can still take further steps to protect their property rights. Differences Between Married Couples and Tenants-In-Common Married couples in...
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