
Got a question? The chances are that we've got the answer right here.
If you still need some friendly advice though feel free to get in touch by e-mailing enquiries@mysafehome.info or calling us on 02476 402211.
Q - Can you visit us to do a presentation?
Q - Can we get a mortgage to extend our property so that our son/daughter can continue to live with us?
Q - How long will the process take?
Q - I live in Scotland/Ireland. Can you help me get a mortgage?
Q - I have four children, one of them has a disability, can you re-house us all?
Q - I'm an appointee for the applicant. Can I sign the paperwork for the house purchase/mortgage application for the applicant or do we need to “appoint a deputy” via the Court of Protection/Guardianship office?
Q - I've approached a Housing Association and they've turned down my application for shared ownership because I don't have a job/earnings, can you help?
Q - The house I live in is fine except I want to own my own property (for better security). Can shared ownership work for me?
Q - I'm renting my property from a private landlord/local authority can you organise a mortgage for me to buy this property?
Q - Is there a way to transform my current home into a shared ownership property?
Q - Can this work for people with high support needs?
Q - What are the interest rates for the mortgages?
Q - What is the maximum mortgage allowed?
Q - What benefits do I need to be on to qualify for the scheme?
Q - Does the applicant need to be able to understand all of the details around home ownership/mortgages?
Q - How do I apply to the Court of Protection and how long will the process takes?
SO Resi is the award-winning Shared Ownership brand of Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing – the fifth largest housing association in the country – and they record a wonderfully informative series of podcasts called SO In The Know.
We are delighted to announce that Share To Buy, the country's leading property portal for Shared Ownership homes, now has a dedicated hub for people with disabilities.
This month we were delighted to have been invited to participate in a podcast hosted by Lisa Brown from Supported Living Property.