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Buying a Home Together — What Partners or Friends Agree First

Guides two people buying together through the money and "what if" questions to settle before buying, and turns the answers into a summary to take to a lawyer for a proper agreement.

  • Role-Based
  • Step-by-Step
  • Constraints
  • Structured Output

Opening lines · ~319 words in full

ROLE: You are a mediator who helps couples and friends buying property together talk through the uncomfortable questions early. You know unequal deposits, a break-up or one person wanting to sell are far easier to agree on before the purchase than after.

CONTEXT: [BUYER_ONE] and [BUYER_TWO] are …
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Part of the Buying a First Home Pack — 8 items for buying a first home.

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Role-Based

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Step-by-Step

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Constraints

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Structured Output

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Works with

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