The original Right to buy scheme was introduced in 1980 and gave many tenants living in local authority properties the right to buy them at a discounted price. The level of discount depends on the area you live in and the length of your tenancy and is subject to a maximum amount.

You should have the right to buy if you have been a public sector tenant for at least two years (if your tenancy began on the 18^th January 2005 or after the period is five years)

Mortgagesaving has access to many lenders that are willing to offer mortgages to people with the right to buy. Often a deposit is not required.

You may be able to borrow more than the Right to Buy purchase price of the property to pay for home improvements or debt consolidation.

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Phone 01246 292351

E-Mail  enquiries@mortgagesaving.org

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Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. .