Fixed Equity Loan

You must have a down payment of at least five percent to supplement this loaned currency, with the rest then being financed by a mortgages. For example, a 200,000 house with common equity requires a 10,000 pound down payment with a 40,000 pound loan and a loan for the rest of the 150,000 pounds.

You' ll own the whole house, but you'll have to pay back the loan. It must be fully payed after 25 years or when your real estate is sold. After all, their "equity loan" refers to a certain proportion of the real estate value and not to a fixed value.

Parts of this equity loan can be repaid - at least ten percent of the value of the real estate at once - and if the value of the real estate falls, then so does the value of the equity loan. So if your 200,000 house is sold for 180,000, the government would not be guilty of 36,000 the 40,000 they have loaned.

Five years after Help To Buy are also charges to be paid - 1.75 percent of the loan value, rising by RPI plus one percent per year. This fee shall not be deducted from the repayment of the loan. You must always verify how much equity you have and the full set of regulations on when and how to repay it.

These systems are perfect for those with certain life saving needs but who cannot pay in full. Often these are purchasers for whom the mortgages are payable - in many cases lower than their rental. The systems of co-ownership differ in that they allow purchasers to "partly buy, partly rent" a real estate.

It is a residential company where buyers receive between 25 and 75 per cent of their real estate. Next, you are paying the rental on the remaining portion - up to three percent of the portion that the federation has. Costs vary depending on the value of the house when you buy the stock.

So taking the above example, if the value of the real estate rises to 220,000, purchasing another ten per cent costs 22,000 pounds. When you become the 100 percent owner of the house, you can yourselves resell it - and the condominium company has a 21-year retention period after the complete takeover.

When you own part of your house, the house company can select a purchaser for the portion you leave behind.