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If
you rent a council house and have been living there for more
than two years you may be illegible under the right to
buy
scheme run by the local housing council to be a able to buy
your home at a discount. This will depend on your circumstances
and will have many different criteria for example the valuation,
the time you have been a resident, the location, the current
council housing supply and status. The
discounts can be quite high, though in the future this may
change.
Several
high street lenders supply a right to buy mortgage. You can
even apply with a poor credit history from adverse mortgage
lenders for a right to buy type loan. It maybe possible occasionally
to applied for extra on the mortgage for home improvement,
though probably proof and evidence would have to be provided.
Care
should be taken as some council homes have old undesirable
constructions for example the 1930s Reemer Homes were constructed
from steel and concrete slabs, however many lenders will not
regard this as a good security for their loan. Also there
are many homes that have still asbestos in them which again
is not desirable to a lender or future buyer.
The
following APR relates to the above products only.
THE OVERALL COST FOR COMPARISON IS :-
8.9%
APR
The actual rate available will depend upon your circumstances
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