Right to Buy Mortgage Advice
Right to Buy Mortgage Advice
Right to Buy Mortgage Advice in Beverley
If you are living in a council house and named on the tenancy agreement you may have the right to purchase this from the council at a discounted price. Usually, due to purchase price being discounted no deposit will be required.
Capital raising options for home improvements, such as a new conservatory, windows or extension are also available with some of our mortgage lenders.
The Right to Buy Process
Firstly, you’ll need to contact the council for an application form and for them to check that you are eligible for the scheme.
Secondly, once this is completed, you’ll receive a purchase price. You then have a set period of time to accept their offer.
Lastly, once a purchase price has been agreed. We can get the ball rolling with your mortgage application.
Reasons to choose us as your Mortgage Broker:
- We’ll be here for you for help and support 7 days a week, to explain the whole process!
- It’s our job to take the stress away, we’ll aim to make you feel relaxed and be open and honest.
- Your service is really important to us, please read our genuine customer Reviews at Reviews.co.uk.
- We are accommodating! Mortgage Advice is available on a face to face or over the phone – whichever one you’re most comfortable with. It’s the same service either way!
- Unlike a bank, we’re able to search a large number of mortgage deals in order to recommend the best one for you!
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