In recent years, rising property prices and interest rates have made it more difficult to get onto the property ladder. Indeed, according to Uswitch, the
In recent years, rising property prices and interest rates have made it more difficult to get onto the property ladder. Indeed, according to Uswitch, the
The Deposit Unlock Scheme gives first time buyers and home movers across the UK the option to buy a new build home with a minimum deposit of 5%.
I want to
What are the benefits?
What are the risks?
First, check that you’re eligible to purchase a property using the Shared Ownership Scheme. You can do this by asking your mortgage advisor or by reading the relevant government guidance.
Next, you’ll have to find a suitable shared ownership home that you like in your desired location. As with any property you’re interested in, you should view the home, make sure you’re eligible, and ensure you can afford the property.
You’ll be asked to pay a reservation fee to the landlord of up to £500. This secures the property for a fixed period and the amount is deducted from the final amount you pay on completion day. If you do not buy the home, you won’t usually get the fee back (check with the landlord before you reserve).
A mortgage advisor will help you to secure the most appropriate mortgage for your current needs and circumstances from a selection of lenders and understand your mortgage offer, while a solicitor or conveyancer will handle the process of ownership transfer.
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As a mortgage is secured against your home, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some forms of buy-to-let mortgages.
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You may be charged a fee for your advice. A typical fee is £495, which would be payable when you receive your mortgage offer. Your dedicated advisor will discuss this further on your free initial phone call.
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