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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 a shared ownership home if I'm 55?

   • When you buy a shared ownership home, you must have: You must have completed the sale of your home on or before the date you complete buying your shared ownership home. If you’re aged 55 or over at the time of buying the home, you can buy up to a 75% share through the Older Persons Shared Ownership (OPSO) scheme.

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   How do I apply for a shared ownership home?

   • There are 4 steps to apply for a shared ownership home. 1. Check if you can buy a home through shared ownership Find out who can apply to buy a home through shared ownership. 2. Find a home you want to buy If you’re eligible, you can contact an organisation selling shared ownership homes in your area. They will:

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   What is the right to shared ownership?

   • The Right to Shared Ownership is available to tenants living in new homes for Social Rent or Affordable Rent delivered through the Affordable Homes Programme 2021-26, with some limited exceptions (see page 4). Using the Right to Shared Ownership to buy an equity stake in your home is a big decision.

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   Can a shared owner buy additional shares?

   • Yes – Shared Owners can choose to buy additional shares in their property by ‘ staircasing ’. When buying a Shared Ownership home, you will initially purchase a minimum percentage somewhere between 10% to 75%, depending on whether you’re buying through the new Shared Ownership model.

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   Can I get a shared ownership?

   • You can get a Shared Ownership on new builds, existing properties and flats. It’s important to note that all Shared Ownership properties are leasehold, even houses. Am I eligible? Shared Ownership isn’t available to everyone with certain criteria applying. To be able to lodge an application, you need to meet both of the following criteria:

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   All shared ownership homes (houses and flats) are leasehold properties. Other help to buy a home. You may be eligible for support to buy a home through other affordable home ownership schemes.

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   It's best to do this once you've passed the shared ownership eligibility checks and reserved a property (reservation fees are typically between £250 and £500). However, you can get a mortgage agreement-in-principle before this if you're unsure whether a lender would accept you.

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   Check if you’re eligible to buy a home through shared ownership. If you own a home. When you buy a shared ownership home, you must have: formally accepted an offer for the sale of your...

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   Oct 22, 2024 · Shared Ownership is a housing scheme primarily aimed at first-time buyers who may be unable to purchase a home outright. It allows you to buy a share of a property (usually between 25% and 75%) and pay rent on the remaining share, which a housing association owns.

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   • you meet the Shared Ownership eligibility requirements, including the income requirement (currently an annual gross household income of £80,000 or less outside of London, or £90,000 or...

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   As a home-buying product aimed at helping those who can’t afford to purchase a property on the open market, there are certain requirements that buyers will need to meet to be considered eligible for Shared Ownership.