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Solicitor

You'll need a solicitor to undertake the legal work associated with the property purchase. This will ensure your Shared Ownership Home is legally bought and registered in your name. It's vital your solicitor understands Shared Ownership purchase, which is slightly more complex than a whole property purchase. Furthermore, the situation may be a little more involved if you have a disability.

We've discussed the complete process with the firm of solicitors called Howlett Clarke. We're satisfied this firm will provide you with great service. You won't be required to pay any legal fees, they will be covered as part of the scheme.

If you prefer, you can appoint your own solicitor but you will be responsible for any legal fees you're charged. However, if you do appoint your own solicitor, we'd be pleased to make a contribution of £200 towards your costs.

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What’s The Problem?
Few people with a disability can buy a home because of discrimination throughout the buying process. More...

What’s The Solution?
Shared Ownership is an affordable way for people with a disability to become home owners.
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Do I Qualify?
It's easy for you to find out if you can benefit from the Shared Ownership housing scheme.
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