Sharing a House and Property With Others
There are many ways to share housing—from buying a single-family home with others (either as your prime residence or as a vacation home), to sharing yard and garden space, to forming or joining a co-housing community. Here’s how to take advantage of the numerous financial, environmental, and social benefits of sharing housing.
Overview of Property Sharing
Overview of Property Sharing
-
Share your resources and enjoy social, financial, and environmental benefits.
-
Joint Property and Concurrent Ownership
Your options -- and the pros and cons -- if you want to buy and own property with other people.
-
If We Share Property, Who Should Own It?
If you are sharing a tangible asset, such as a house, car, or appliance, you'll want to be clear about who owns it.
Buying or Sharing a Vacation Home
Buying or Sharing a Vacation Home
-
How Sharing a Vacation Home Can Make It Affordable
How to buy and share a vacation home with friends or family.
-
Buying a Second Home in Seven Steps
Follow these seven steps to make a sensible decision about buying your second home.
-
How to Deduct a Loss On a Timeshare Sale
Tax issues when you sell a timeshare property at less than you purchased it for.
More Legal Topics
Related Products
More
Get Professional Help
Talk to a Real Estate attorney.
How It Works
- Briefly tell us about your case
- Provide your contact information
- Choose attorneys to contact you