Co-Buyers
Most first time buyers are in the twenty five to thirty five year old age bracket and have previously attended college or university. If this is you, you will more than likely have had the experience of co-renting with an initial stranger or strangers. So why not carry this scenario into buying your first property with another or other likeminded individual(s)? ukpropertyclub can help you do just that.
The demise of the 'low deposit long term mortgage', and 100% plus mortgages has made it even harder for the first time buyer to get on to the property ladder. Therefore what better time to co-buy; when house prices are falling you can pool your resources to enhance the value of your deposit.
Co-buying also allows you to share the considerable costs involved in house purchasing. Read our House Purchasing Costs Fact File. On top of these initial costs there are also routine running costs, mortgage repayments, council tax, insurance, repairs and utility bills etc.
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