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Right To Buy Mortgages

The government's Right to Buy scheme has been running since the 1980s when the then prime minister Margaret Thatcher introduced it. It allows social housing tenants the right to buy their home from the council at a discount to its value on the open market.

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Sylvia Leck - Remo
Having dealt with quite a number of mortgage brokers, I found Capital Fortune to be the very best. They kept me informed at every stage of the process. They were very accessible and took the time I needed to answer ...Read More
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Jacquelyn De Oliveira Neto - Residential Purchase
My husband and I can not thank Capital Fortune enough for assisting us with getting a mortgage. We have a complex situation and didn’t think we would achieve the dream to own our own home. James and Stephen were ...Read More
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Richard Brook - Buy to let remortgage
Attentive, knowledgeable, caring and friendly. Really excellent. They were also easy to get hold of, and got back in a timely fashion which is obviously super important! ...Read More
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Customer - Puchase
Excellent service from start to finish. Great communication throughout, transparent and managed to secure a great mortgage for me. ...Read More
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Top Discount

The top discount you can get varies by local authority and the rules are different in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. In South East England, you're entitled to a maximum discount of up to £38,000.

Housing Association Tenants

Some housing association tenants are also given the right to buy their home, but not all. Whether you qualify will depend on whether the right to buy was preserved in the event that your home was transferred from a local council to the housing association that now owns it.

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Extending the Right to Buy scheme

The government has said it plans to extend its Right to Buy scheme to all tenants in housing association properties, but as yet this has not happened.

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Using your Right to Buy

In order to use your right to buy, you'll need to get a mortgage - just as you would when buying a property on the open market. Most lenders have options for borrowers buying using the Right to Buy scheme, but they can look at your application differently. For example, some lenders allow you to use the discount you get on your Right to Buy as a deposit, meaning you don't have to raise extra cash to put in. Others, however, do want to see that you have saved a deposit.

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A mortgage broker will be able to take you through the options available to you so you are comfortable that you have the right deal for you and that you will be able to afford the monthly repayments comfortably.

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YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

Think carefully about securing other debts against your home. Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debts secured on it.

Commercial Mortgages and some forms of Part Commercial & Buy to Let mortgages are not regulated.

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