Up to 100% funding
a Personal approach
Access to 100+ lenders
Structured, bespoke deals
Quick turnaround times
All levels of debt & equity
Up to 100% funding
a Personal approach
Access to 100+ lenders
Structured, bespoke deals
Quick turnaround times
All levels of debt & equity
Up to 100% funding
a Personal approach
Access to 100+ lenders
Structured, bespoke deals
Quick turnaround times
All levels of debt & equity
Up to 100% funding
a Personal approach
Access to 100+ lenders
Structured, bespoke deals
Quick turnaround times
All levels of debt & equity
Up to 100% funding
a Personal approach
Access to 100+ lenders
Structured, bespoke deals
Quick turnaround times
All levels of debt & equity
Up to 100% funding
a Personal approach
Access to 100+ lenders
Structured, bespoke deals
Quick turnaround times
All levels of debt & equity
Right-to-Buy Mortgages at a Glance
- Up to 95% LTV
- Complicated or non-standard incomes are welcome
- All deposit sources considered
- Access to specialist adverse lenders
How Does Right-to-Buy Work?
Right-to-Buy helps council or housing association tenants purchase their homes at a discounted rate and the longer you’ve lived in your property, the bigger the discount you get.
The discount you may be eligible for depends on how long you’ve spent with your present landlord, as well as any time spent with previous Right-to-Buy landlords or specific public listed landlords.
Right-to-Buy allows council tenants to buy their council home at a discount. You can apply to buy your council home if:
- It’s your only or main home
- It’s self-contained
- You’re a secure tenant
- You’ve had a public sector landlord (e.g. a council, housing association or NHS trust) for 3 years – it doesn’t have to be 3 years in a row
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