Reallymoving: First-time buyers helped by shared ownership expansion

Reallymoving: First-time buyers helped by shared ownership expansion

First-time buyers have been “thrown a lifeline” from the shared ownership expansion unveiled by the UK Government according to reallymoving, a service providing instant quotes for home moving services.

From April 2021, the minimum share for those purchasing homes through shared ownership will be reduced by more than half, from 25% to 10% in hopes to make the scheme more accessible.To continue with this story please click here
Source: Property Wire


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