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GeordieSteve

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I think its when you buy either 30 or 70% and rent the other, so technically your mortgage is much cheaper, but you also pay rent.. Sound like housing association type agreement.....Not sure of the benfits, usually you can "up" your stake a bit at a time, when it suits you

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I have been looking intom this and the best way to go is around the 50% owner ship.

 

you get the mortgage for hlafd the properties amount and then rent the other half fromt he company ...on a 200K house you pay 100K mortgage (400-600) ish then about 150 rent on top !!!

 

http://www.moat.co.uk/MoatWeb/AffordHomeOwnership/WhatIsAHO/ResultProperties.aspx?localAuthorityid=16&numberRooms=2

 

try this link its our local one but has info you may need !!!

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I have been looking intom this and the best way to go is around the 50% owner ship.

 

you get the mortgage for hlafd the properties amount and then rent the other half fromt he company ...on a 200K house you pay 100K mortgage (400-600) ish then about 150 rent on top !!!

 

http://www.moat.co.uk/MoatWeb/AffordHomeOwnership/WhatIsAHO/ResultProperties.aspx?localAuthorityid=16&numberRooms=2

 

try this link its our local one but has info you may need !!!

 

just remember when you sell the house you'll only receive the % you own.

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isn't it the shared ownership scheme for key workers

 

Key worker scheme is where teachers, nurses, policeman etc can apply for a some of money (based on property value and earned income) from the local gov to help buy the property. Similar to shared ownership but different.

 

The good thing is some mortgage Lenders will use the money as the deposit (you contribute nothing) which allows you to select favourable interest rates from the lenders at say 75% loan to value as apose to a crappy 100% loan to value rate.

 

The money/grant from the local gov is first come first served, the bunch of money is allocated on a specific time of the year (normally April) so get it quick before its all used up !

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just remember when you sell the house you'll only receive the % you own.

 

Im fairly sure - dont they put a limit on the time before you are allowed to sell, to stop people pocketing a quick buck???

 

I think freinds of ours are in a similar boat and either cant pocket "ANY" profit, or cant sell for a few years, or something similar - May be worth looking into, just in case, just trying to help, fine I'll shut up :violin:

 

Good luck anyway

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I bought in January on the housing scheme, bought 30% renting 70% mortgage runs about £200 and the rent usually but does all depend on the association about £180 per month, can't buy any more shares till had property 1 year but can sell at any time at current market value as long as give the housing association 6 weeks to sell before putting on the open market. Can make a killing many have!!!! Good luck... :rolleyes:

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Oh and a heads up there are not many mortgage companies that will do shared ownership schemes although the most well clued up is the ABBey as they also don't give you too many headaches when you want to increase your share hold. Many places view that because you own a percentage you are legally entitled to the deeds and the house is yours....therefore making it complicated when you buy more ect...ect... :respekt:

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