Your Right to Buy your home A guide for tenants of councils, new towns and registered social landlords including housing associations

You will have to contact your local Help to Buy agent in the area of your interest if you want to buy a home with an equity loan.. You must buy your home from a registered Help to

Registered Provider will offer homes to rent for around 20% less than the typical open market rent values, with the option to purchase shares in your rented home in the future

“B” means that you would like to buy a home right away, but there is something that must happen before you can buy a home, such as you need to sell your current home before you

• All new loan charges (except those required by lender for seller to pay) • Interest on new loan from date of funding to 30 days prior to first payment • Inspection fees

Within 3 working days of receipt of your completed valuation request form a member of the Resales Team will contact you to take payment for the valuation by credit or debit card..

• If you qualify for the Preserved Right to Buy you are entitled to a discount on the open market value.. • The price you will pay for your home is the open market value of

If at any time after you’ve bought your home and you are considering selling it, you should remember the council’s right of first refusal and the possible need for you to

The closing must take place before the mortgage interest rate lock expires, but remember that you will also need to complete the home inspection and acquire homeowners insurance