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A joint mortgage is one of the most common ways to buy a property together, as it allows two (or sometimes more) people to take out a mortgage to buy a property.
NatWest only provides joint mortgages for two people.
You'll need to decide on the best way to set up your joint mortgage legally
You need to think about what happens if one of you defaults on the mortgage as in many cases you could both be responsible for any missed repayments
It's important to buy a property with someone you trust to protect against this kind of situation.
If your circumstances change and you decide you want to leave a joint mortgage, the first thing to do is contact your lender to discuss the options available to you.
You can get more detail on the options available to you from the Money Advice Service.
