Can I buy together with another person?
Yes. Two or more people can buy as co-owners and the title states each owner's percentage. We recommend putting in writing how expenses and rental income are shared and what happens if one owner wants to sell. If you are married, your marital property regime may make your spouse a co-owner.
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