Free webinar – Keys without the full price tag: Shared Ownership made simple
Thinking about buying a home but struggling with affordability? Shared Ownership can offer a more accessible route onto the property ladder.
Join us for free at our virtual webinar: Shared Ownership made simple with L&Q on Tuesday 24th February at 7pm, to learn more about how you could get on the property ladder with Shared Ownership.
This session will provide a clear, straightforward overview of Shared Ownership, explaining how it works, who it’s designed for, and what buyers should consider before committing. We’ll break down the key financial aspects, including deposits, mortgages, rent on the unowned share, service charges and future costs such as staircasing and resale.
This could be your pathway to homeownership!
What to expect
Our Head of Brand & Content, Jade Turnstill, will be joined by Heather Thompson, Senior Sales Advisor at one of the country’s leading housing providers, L&Q.
During the session, they will cover:
- What Shared Ownership is, eligibility and key things to consider.
- The associated costs and affordability.
- What happens after you become a shared owner.
You’ll also be able to ask questions during the live Q&A at the end of the session.
Want to take a look at L&Q’s Shared Ownership properties ahead of the webinar? Explore their developments here.
Meet Share to Buy
Share to Buy is the country’s leading online portal for first time buyers and those looking for affordable routes to homeownership. Established in 2004, our website has become a one-stop shop for hopeful homebuyers, offering the country’s largest listing of properties available through affordable homeownership and buying schemes, including Shared Ownership. We’re also the parent company of Share to Buy Live, a brand-new events platform created to help budding buyers get the support they need – online and in-person across the country. Explore our upcoming events here.
Meet L&Q
L&Q is a regulated charitable housing association and one of the UK’s most successful independent social businesses.
The L&Q Group houses around 250,000 people in more than 95,000 homes, primarily across London and the South East.
