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shared ownershipHouse prices have risen considerably over recent years meaning it can be increasingly difficult to get on the property ladder.

Shared ownership is therefore a great option to consider as it allows you to purchase just a part share of a
property – typically 25% to 75%.

This means you only have to have a mortgage on the share of the property you buy which could make it more affordable.

Whilst each shared ownership scheme is different, you are usually allowed to purchase more of the property
as time goes by. As such, whilst you may only initially own 25%, you could add to this, ultimately owning 75% or even all of it.

It is important to remember that you will usually have to pay rent on the share of the property which you don’t own.

If you want to know more about your options with shared ownership, please get in touch.

 

 

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