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Why does it matter? They'd have to mutually agree on the shared expenses, and agree on the splitting. If they get a house they both want, and both can afford,
by scott_karana 13y ago
Why does it matter? They'd have to mutually agree on the shared expenses, and agree on the splitting.
If they get a house they both want, and both can afford, they split 50/50.
Hypothetically, I'm guessing that if whoever made more income wanted a nicer place than the other, they could pay an agreed proportion more (eg, 60/40)
- dreeves 13y agoIndeed, that's the Joint Purchase Auction we talk about here: http://messymatters.com/autonomy http://messymatters.com/autonomy