yours2share strongly recommends that any sharing agreement is recorded in writing and that all sharers take professional independent legal advice before signing any sharing agreement. This is standard practice for purchase of real property and is also essential for the purchase of other high value assets.

There are three fundamental mechanisms for sharing all assets:

• Joint ownership by all parties (co-ownership, shared ownership, partial ownership or fractional ownership)
• One party owns and the other(s) pay for use or occupation through a licence, lease or hire agreement
• Shared use, where no money changes hands, as both sides benefit in other ways.

yours2share strongly recommends that any sharing agreement is recorded in writing and that all sharers take independent legal advice before signing any sharing agreement. This is standard practice for purchase of real property and is also essential for the purchase of other high value assets. Aside from the legal requirement involved, it simply ensures that each party knows where the other stands and helps to avoid disputes in the future.  The contract is your proof that you and your partners are like-minded and compatible.

yours2share strongly recommends that any sharing agreement is recorded in writing and that all sharers take professional independent legal advice before signing any sharing agreement. This is standard practice for purchase of real property and is also essential for the purchase of other high value assets.

• Templates for sharing property, boats, horses and aircraft
• Obtaining the right fractional documentation
• What are the possible sharing agreements available
• What documentation is required

The issues relating to meetings and disputes that need to be covered in a Trust Deed or sharing agreement?

Covers "who owns what", exit strategies, allocation of costs, what if the asset is damaged, no claims bonuses and Collective Investment Schemes.