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2. www.gov.uk › shared-ownership-schemeShared ownership homes: buying, improving and selling - GOV.UK

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   How shared ownership works. You can buy a home through the shared ownership scheme if you cannot afford all of the deposit and mortgage payments for a home that meets your needs. You buy a...

3. www.moneysavingexpert.com › mortgages › sharedShared ownership – how the homebuying scheme works

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   As the name of the scheme suggests, by using it you'll initially own a share of your home, as opposed to owning 100% of it, with the option to purchase some or all of the remaining share in the future. For the share you don't own, you'll need to pay rent on it.

4. www.guinnesshomes.co.uk › blog › buying-guidesA Guide to Shared Ownership Eligibility and Requirements

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   Oct 10, 2024 · Shared ownership is a scheme that helps people buy a home if they can’t afford the full price. You buy a share of your home, usually between 25% and 75%, and pay rent on the rest. It can be a great option if you want to get a foot on the property ladder.

5. connexus-group.co.uk › sharedShared Ownership - Connexus

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   You can buy a home through Shared Ownership if you: Can’t afford to buy on the open market and at least 18 years old; Have a household income of less than £80,000 per year; Have a good credit rating; Have at least £1,500 of savings to cover the one-off costs (things like solicitor fees).

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6. www.connecthousing.org.uk › find-a-home › sharedShared ownership: frequently asked questions - Connect Housing

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   You’re a first-time buyer or used to own a home but cannot afford to buy one now. You are able to obtain or mortgage or have the funds for your share. Your income is enough to cover the mortgage, your additional rent, any service charges and household bills.

7. www.gov.uk › right-to-shared-ownershipRight to Shared Ownership: buying a share of your rented home

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   Buy your rented home through the Right to Shared Ownership scheme: who can apply, how to apply, costs, paying rent, buying more shares, repairing and selling your home.

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   Can you buy a home with shared ownership?

   • You can buy: Shared ownership homes are offered by housing associations, local councils, and other organisations. They are called ‘providers’ or the landlord. All shared ownership homes (houses and flats) are leasehold properties. You may be eligible for support to buy a home through other affordable home ownership schemes.

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   Can I buy more shares in my home?

   • Later, if you wish to buy more shares in your home you can, this is known as “staircasing”. Some homes can be staircased to 80% and others to 100%. Shared Ownership homes are always leasehold. You can buy a brand-new shared ownership home or an existing one, known as a “resale”, where a shared owner is selling their shares and moving.

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   Can I buy a rented home if I buy more shares?

   • If you buy more shares, you’ll pay less rent on the rest of the property. You may be eligible for support to buy a home through other affordable home ownership schemes. Buy your rented home through the Right to Shared Ownership scheme: who can apply, how to apply, costs, paying rent, buying more shares, repairing and selling your home.

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   Can you buy a home if you can't afford it?

   • If you cannot afford a home on the open market, Shared Ownership offers you the chance to buy a share of a home, from as little as 10%, in some cases, and pay a subsidised monthly rent for the remaining share. Later, if you wish to buy more shares in your home you can, this is known as “staircasing”.

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   Can I buy a share of my home if I don't own?

   • As the name of the scheme suggests, by using it you'll initially own a share of your home, as opposed to owning 100% of it, with the option to purchase some or all of the remaining share in the future. For the share you don't own, you'll need to pay rent on it.

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   Are you eligible for shared ownership?

   • To check if you are eligible for Shared Ownership visit the Own Your Home: Shared Ownership page. To apply for a shared ownership home you are required to carry out a financial assessment to establish the share size that you will be able to afford and sustain. This can be with cash savings and or a mortgage.

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9. www.sharetobuy.com › guides-and-faqs › sharedShared Ownership 101: Shared Ownership explained - Share to Buy

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   Shared Ownership Basics. If you can’t quite afford the mortgage on 100% of a home, Shared Ownership offers you an alternative route onto the property ladder by giving eligible purchasers the opportunity to buy a share in a new build or resale home.