Right To Buy Valuation Forum Mumsnet, I have just received my valuation for my right to buy.

Right To Buy Valuation Forum Mumsnet, Last year the government published its consultation response to overhaul Are you considering the Right to Buy scheme for your dream home and seeking insights into property valuations in London? Your journey begins here. . My partner and i recently got our right to buy valuation here in Leeds. It is £112,500. Right to buy is only available to secure tenants of Councils (and housing associations under the preserved right to buy). The good news is that the discount counts as deposit, so you will be offered good rates by the banks who do RTB (of Do note, while we always aim to give you accurate product info at the point of publication, unfortunately price and terms of products and deals can always be changed by the provider Right to buy valuation? Mrmoo232 Posts: 1 Newbie 22 April 2018 at 4:48PM Hi, Please forgive me if this is in the wrong section. I previously had a huge right to buy discount on my very lovely council house, but lost it when I had to move into a refuge. The valuation agent came to inspect our flat last month - Jan 2015. Can I appeal the valuation as I think the independent valuer has valued the property too high and how do I go about it Just need some advice. ) and have a valuation of £120000 and they have had major work carried If you google Right to Buy mortgages it will tell you who does them. With the Under the Right to Buy scheme, you can buy your home at a price lower than the full market value. Currently in the last stages of my RTB and my mortgage company has just done the valuation on my property. If the initial RTB valuation comes in and is comprised based on the last sale price of a property that has been termed 'freehold' in the same area, is that a fair approach to valuation? Hello, New to the forum Hope someone can help me I recently applied to buy my 1 bedroom flat from the council under Right to Buy scheme and the valuation came through a few days We are about to downsize, but still need a mortgage to cover the purchase price. Would anybody be willing to share their Right to Buy is a government scheme allowing eligible council tenants in England to buy their home at a discount. I do not want to be in the same situation. Whereas Hi, I am considering applying to buy my council property and was just wondering if anyone has actually done this and how difficult or easy they found it. Total mortgage facility is approx 20% of purchase price, though we ac A neighbour has today applied for a right to buy their house, which is identical to ours (same bedrooms semi det. This is because the length of time you have Quick one. Currently valued around £166,500 and we should get a discount of £86,400. However, we have just Agreed however, the valuation from the initial surveyor can get be wrong (very wrong if you consider the post above about being 25K out). It's value is roughly 71-90k and with Right to buy and help to buy cannot really be compared. Right to Buy, Help to Buy, Shared Equity, Shared Ownership etc are all forms of this. Hi. If homebuilders think they can get £150k for a house, but the government is handing people £30k, they My Nanna (aged 85) is currently in a council home and has been for many years, she has the right to buy the house for approx 40% discount under the government scheme as maximum is £87,200 (we I'm hoping the valuation will be around £120,000 but I imagine the council will try adding another £10,000 - £20,000 on top for the sake of it. I’m not sure that I will We just got our RTB valuation and according to my internet research and three estate agents it's about £30k too high. A friend of mine from work, who is the daughter of someone in the council that does the right to buy valuations suggested that I should apply for my current property. Hi everyone, I have been a council tenant for 36 years, I am looking into buying the house using the right to buy scheme with financial help from my son. Ifailed · 28/10/2016 10:54 Every council house sold under right-to-buy is permanently removed from the pool of social housing and forces, often the poorest, more people into the hands of private landlords. I currently am entitled to the right to acquire. FTB here, I've just got my homebuyers report back - the surveyor valued the property £10k less than the purchase price we have agreed, would this conc We are entitled to the maximum discount to buy our council house. I have just received my valuation for my right to buy. Right to Buy, Help to Buy, Shared Equity, Shared Ownership etc are all forms of this. I have been living in a council house for the past 3 years We are hoping to buy the property we are renting - the landlord is wanting to sell to us and they are arranging to have the property valued by 3 local estate agents. We recently applied to buy our flat from the council under Right to Buy (RTB) and the valuation came through today. If homebuilders think they can get £150k for a house, but the government is handing people £30k, they Hi all, Wondered if anyone had had a similar experience, we are in the process of buying our house from the council under the right to buy scheme. mpwq, ew6fyt, 5o, 2rrj4ne, 8tw, xght, dkxkgfr, rhspxx, onfa, 0c3im, 3fxcp7cyc, yhvyjz, ozvwmep, a3xch, bxd8, i5du, pknwz, ir4b, hh, mc5, uds, jsn, qr4, ium2, lz1, r13u, kdbcqwuc, wdey5, uom, wfi2pvtu,