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Hi all and here goes - my mother applied under the right to buy scheme and was successful, she has been offerd the 3 bdroom house for 56k but only she has her name down on the application as the other 3 kids are too young to join in on the right to buy and i moved out some years ago.
Anyway - im going to be the one to put down a 32k deposit and take out a mortage on the house but i cant as i was not included on the application ![]() also mum does not have an income apart from what comes thru on social so how do i go about getting a mortage for mum? i would transfer the whole 32k to her account so they can see this and tell them they will get payment every time each month or shall i just give it all up ![]() thanks. |
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yes shes got the kids to look after and well what eles can i say
![]() is there no chance of it working out here, i mean im going to put down a 32 to 34k deposit - so if they see that im living at that address, im her son with a huge deposit cant that work? and obviosly i'll be paying it off or am i just facing a no win here? thanks... |
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nono - the girlfriend gave me the boot a few months ago so im back home and thorght there's no point wasting time paying rent lets buy the house!
i feel so close yet so far its getting me stressed |
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Well in that case, as long as you're registered there I can't see any reason you can't be on the mortgage as well, even though it's another family member who's technically qualified for the scheme. Failing that, perhaps you can reapply but include yourself in the application. It's a very frustrating situation.
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