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 Right
to Buy 
The original Right to Buy scheme was
first introduced in 1980 giving many tenants living in Local Authority
Properties the right to buy them at a discounted price.
You have the right to buy if you have
been a public sector tenant for at least 2 years (If your tenancy
began on or after January 18th 2005 the required length of tenancy
is 5 years)
What
type of discount do you qualify for?
The maximum level of discount you
are entitled to depends on the local area you live in and ranges
from £16,000 to £38,000 of the market value of the property
you live in.
The discount to which you are personally
entitled is roughly proportional to the number of years you have
been paying rent in public sector housing. This means that the longer
you have been renting from the council, the higher your discount
entitlement will be.
How
can we help you?
RemortgagesandMortgages.Com have access
to a wide number of lenders that are willing to offer finance to
people with the right to buy their council home.
With
us:
- Often no deposit is required because
of the discount given by the local authority.
- You may be able to borrow more
than the right to buy purchase price of the property for home
improvements, debt consolidation and more.
- We can help you if you already
have your right to buy papers from the council or if you dont
know how to get them and need more help, we can assist.
Get
your free mortgage quote - click
here
To get your quote or to see if you
qualify to purchase your council house, you need to just enter some
basic information onto our online mortgage quote form, or if you
prefer you can call a fully trained mortgage advisor on 0870
- 241 - 8601. Remember there is no obligation and your
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