Shared Ownership is a part-buy, part-rent scheme for people who can’t afford to buy a home with a commercially-available mortgage.
It’s backed by the government, and is a way to buy a share in a home now with the option to buy more of it in the future.
You’ll need a minimum level of income/savings depending on the value of the home you want to buy.
With Shared Ownership you can buy more shares in your home or buy it outright whenever you can afford to, in a process called Staircasing.
To find out more about buying more shares in your home, click into the Staircasing page on this website. For details of how to apply, please see our step-by-step guide.
Shared Ownership is a part-buy, part-rent scheme for people who can’t afford to buy a home with a commercially-available mortgage.
It’s backed by the government, and is a way to buy a share in a home now with the option to buy more of it in the future.
You’ll need a minimum level of income/savings depending on the value of the home you want to buy.
With Shared Ownership you can buy more shares in your home or buy it outright whenever you can afford to, in a process called Staircasing.
To find out more about buying more shares in your home, click into the Staircasing page on this website. For details of how to apply, please see our step-by-step guide.