Government home Loans

A number of government programs can help you buy a house. That includes Help to Buy, Right to Buy and Shared Ownership. You can use our stamp duty calculator to find out how much you will be paying to buy your home in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. For those who make a small down payment, they may be entitled to use the Help to Buy program:

Equity-loan scheme: Available to first-time purchasers and current home owners who want to buy a "new" home. As part of this program, you can rent 20% of the initial cost without interest for the first five years, as long as you have a minimum 5% down payment. Until 2021.

Help to Buy can limit the costs of the real estate you buy. The Right to Acquire is a programme in England and Wales for renters of residential properties who do not qualifying for Right to Buy. The right to purchase applies to renters in England, Wales and Northern Ireland who lease their house from their municipality.

Allows qualified renters to buy their house at a discounted rate. These discounts vary according to where you reside and what kind of real estate you want to buy. Renters who lived in a community hall before it was assigned to another lessor such as a building society may be entitled to buy their house under the "conserved" purchase right or purchase right.

As a rule, lessees must be leased from the municipal government (i.e. the municipality or property company) for three years before they can buy under these programmes. Right to Buy has now been expanded to cover renters of residential construction companies in England. The expansion began with a few residential companies in certain areas.

Scotland: The government is planning to end the programme for all Scottish Rat and Wohnungsbaugesellschaft renters, but there are other programmes. Northern Ireland: This programme is known as the House Selling Programme and is aimed at renters who are renting from the Northern Ireland House Executive or a residential property company.

Condominium is when you buy part of a house from the lessor, who is usually the counsellor or a condominium company, and lease the other part. In this case you reduce the rental to the portion you do not own. Later, you can acquire a larger stake in the real estate up to 100% of the value.

The admission limitations for co-ownership have been abolished. Everyone who has a house budget revenue of less than £80,000 (outside London) or £90,000 (inside London) can buy a house by co-ownership. This regulation will be valid throughout England. The programme applies only to Northern Ireland and is available for both new and older houses.

They buy between 50% and 90% of the real estate (known as "starter share"). You' re paying rental on the part you don't own. The aim of this programme is to help people with low and humble incomes to buy or lease at an accessible cost. They buy and lease the real estate partially - mostly for new buildings, but some other objects are contained.

Can' buy a house on the open mart. Help to Buy Equity Loan is a government program that currently runs until 2020. There are two joint investment programs in Scotland - New Supply Share Owned and Open Markets Share Owned. Help to buy provides help by granting a participation credit (30% increase to 50% of the sales price).

It is intended for those who would otherwise need council flats. It is possible to pay back the mortgage at any point before you start selling the real estate. However, if you are selling the real estate, the mortgage must be paid back at that point. In Northern Ireland there is a participation model where you can buy a house, often at a discounted rate, from a condominium company or the Northern Ireland House Executive (NIHE).

Starter Home Program is a new government program that provides 200,000 newly built houses to first-time purchasers under the age of 40 with at least 20% off the current retail mark.