Buying a shared ownership house can be an excellent way to get your foot on the property ladder, especially if you don’t have enough money saved up or coming in for a full deposit and mortgage.

Shared ownership lets you buy part of your house from a social landlord or housing association and then pay rent on the rest. Therefore, this can be a great opportunity for anyone looking to get on the housing ladder. However, you need to be very clear on the terms of the shared ownership as there are potential pitfalls and ongoing costs to consider.

Shared ownership home schemes are governed by the Homes & Communities Agency and housing has to meet stringent Government guidelines.

An important point to also bear in mind is that shared ownership properties are always leasehold rather than freehold. Our expert team will be able to advise you on the implications of this and perform the necessary checks to ensure the terms of the leasehold won’t cause you problems in future.

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Ian Bradshaw B.A. (Hons) LLB

Director / Solicitor

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