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Antony (Self)     10 December 2013

Transfer property from father to son along with home loan

Hi,

We are a family of 4, mother, father, married elder brother and myself. My dad owns a house against his name and he is still paying home loan against it (remaining tenure of 7 years). Below are my questions.

1. Is there anyway my father, mother and myself can be made as co-owners of the house in such a way that the loan's tenure be increased based on my life time and I become the primary loan-payer?

2. If there is no way for #1, is there a way where my father transfers the property to my name, along with the home loan, and I become the sole loan-payer? Also, is there a way to legally make sure that my mother and my father have full rights to stay in the house until their life time?

3. In either of the above ways, is there any opening for conflicts from my elder brother? If yes, what is the best way to simply transfer the property and loan from my father to me without any openings for conflicts from my brother?

Sorry for the long descripttion. Your help is much appreciated.

Thanks!



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 3 Replies

bhagwat patil (Property due diligence 9422773303)     11 December 2013

With the consent of bank you transfer the ownership along with liabilities.

Antony (Self)     02 January 2014

Thank you sir for your response.

 

Can you help me with other questions, including conflicts with my brother?

Adv Akhtar Ali Sheikh (Property Law Consultant)     03 January 2014

If the bank agrees and also it is self acquired property of your father he can gift it to you absolutely then your brother would have no right to interfere. 


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