Risks exist in the purchase of properties where there was a previous assignment at nil consideration or a deed of gift. Photo: Bloomberg
Risks exist in the purchase of properties where there was a previous assignment at nil consideration or a deed of gift. Photo: Bloomberg
Ruby Hon Yuen-ping
Opinion

Opinion

Concrete Analysis by Ruby Hon Yuen-ping

What you need to know when purchasing properties with a previous deed of gift

  • Potential risks include the purchasers not being able to obtain any, or sufficient, mortgage loan to complete the purchase
  • Estate agents should bring the buyer’s attention to the possible risks when handling transactions involving such properties

Risks exist in the purchase of properties where there was a previous assignment at nil consideration or a deed of gift. Photo: Bloomberg
Risks exist in the purchase of properties where there was a previous assignment at nil consideration or a deed of gift. Photo: Bloomberg
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