Source: BroBible
Summary
A woman, Leigha, claims her name was accidentally left off the deed to her new house, which she was buying with her boyfriend. However, the internet suspects that her boyfriend intentionally removed her name to secure sole rights to the house. Another TikTok user, Katey Lewser, shares a similar experience where her ex-boyfriend convinced her to leave her name off the deed to take advantage of first-time homebuyer benefits. Experts advise couples to ensure both parties’ names are on the deed and relevant paperwork, and to hire a real estate attorney to advise on the best practices for their specific circumstances.
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Buying a house with your partner? Just make sure you’re on the deed, or you might end up like Leigha, wondering where your name went. Or, you know, just assume your partner is trying to scam you and enjoy the ride. Either way, it’s a great way to test your relationship. And if it all goes wrong, just blame the realtor or lawyer for “shady dealings.” After all, it’s not like you’re making a lifelong commitment or anything.
Original observation: Maybe the real scam is thinking you can trust your partner with your finances.
Author: Evan Null
